Youtube
Soundcloud
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Contact
Developing new thinking and practice in the creative sector
Menu
About
Team
About us
Clients
Community
Sounding Board
Internships
Projects
RE-SET: virtual action learning for artists and creative freelancers
Joining the Dots
New Music Plus…
Phrased & Confused
Consultancy
Research
Strategy
Talent Development
Creative Production
Events
Resources
Blog
The Hub
/
Resources
/
Digital Engagement
/
Taxiing through Tibet provides inspiration for Joining the Dots gaming project
Resources
Resources
Taxiing through Tibet provides inspiration for Joining the Dots gaming project
In:
Article/Blog
,
Digital Engagement
Read more
Shared by Paul Archer
Challenge Off
June 12, 2014
Twitter
[email protected]
Tags
New business models
,
promotion
,
music industry
,
fan engagement
,
Digital technology
,
music entrepreneurs
,
superfans
,
Social media
Related Resources
Location-based technology – where could it take us?
Nicholas Lovell on turning freeloaders into superfans
Mary Keane-Dawson on why entrepreneurs have to be tough
Getting bigger audiences for contemporary classical music – case study
Refine
Category
Business & Finance
Digital Engagement
Producing & Presenting Live Music
Marketing & Audiences
Upload content you love
Popular Resources
One Dayer Programme.pdf
Location-based technology – where could it take us?
Show Me the Money! How to generate income for live music
Mary Keane-Dawson on why entrepreneurs have to be tough
User testing a new product – tips for success
Getting bigger audiences for contemporary classical music – case study
24 ways to get more out of your event using social media
The digital divide: 5 things we know about how younger generations consume media
Join our community of the curious and the generous
Share stuff you love and learn from others.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to browse the site, we will assume that you're happy with this.
OK
Privacy policy
Developing new thinking and practice in the creative sector