Chris Unitt

As well as posting stuff on my own website a little more frequently, I’ve been interested in contributing occasional guest posts to other blogs. To that end, I’ve written something for the Arts Marketing Association. Its title is All Together Now and it’s a brief run through

I’m just back from the London Transport Museum where I’ve been listening to Usman Haque, Kevin Brown (Brothers and Sisters) and Sam Hoey (Jason Bruges Studio) talking about the city as a canvas: Increasingly new technologies such as projection mapping, augmented reality and geo-tagging are being used

This is a quick exercise in collecting together some thoughts from a few other people. I’ve been mulling some stuff around for a little while which will probably result in a blog post at some point. It’s something to do with whether/how arts and culture websites (in

The other week, James Whatley tweeted this (with thanks to Ben Edwards for pointing me towards the right tweet): #insightfb Interesting stat-based conundrum – Channel 4 on Facebook: 20k fans. E4 on Facebook: 80k fans. Inbetweeners on Facebook: 4m fans Here are those stats today, with links for you to

This is a quick plug for some good news. The agency I work for has been nominated for a British Interactive Marketing Award. We’re in the Arts & Culture category along with Blast Theory, the BBC and RoomFive – tough competition then, but also good company to be keeping. The

The Taking Part Survey collects data about engagement and non-engagement in culture, leisure and sport in England and has been going for about six years now. The latest results have just been released and, flicking through (yep, I read these things so you don’t have to), I was

I read an awful lot online and have a few places where I stash notable things – Instapaper, Delicious, Google Reader starred items, YouTube favourites and a particularly link-heavy Twitter account (not my personal one). Once a month I’m going to pull out some of those items and link

Look at this mess. There’s been a rash of this stuff lately. It irritates me in a way that’s hard to explain but usually I ignore it – we were all new to this stuff once upon a time. Thing is, not only is this cack-handed and lazy

When you go to the theatre why don’t you see trailers? This question’s been bugging me for a few weeks now. After all, when was the last time you went to the cinema and didn’t see trailers? Why the difference? In both cases you’ve got a