For this Arts Analytics post I wanted to see what sorts of tracking technology arts organisations are putting on their sites. Don’t worry it’s not going to get too technical, but this post should provide a decent jumping off point if you’re new to this sort of

Instagram has taken off like crazy, built by a small team and acquired by Facebook for big bucks. It’s also a platform that ticks the boxes of a few very prominent trends – mobile-first, visual-led and driven by the creativity of its users. For this post in the Arts Analytics

On 15 May 2014 it was Global Accessibility Awareness Day: The purpose of the day is to get people talking, thinking and learning about digital (web, software, mobile, etc.) accessibility and users with different disabilities. I’ve only just become aware of this (better late than never) so thought it

A couple of days ago, while thinking about the whole ‘MCN for the arts‘ thing that I mentioned in the last post, I popped over to BFI Player to see what’s happening with that. There was a survey and, having 5 mins to spare and being a civic-minded individual,

Last week I knocked together a search engine for UK arts organisations. Why did you do that, Chris? Honestly? It was partly for a joke and partly because it was easy enough to do. It started with posting the news that Arts Council England are commissioning a £1.8m ‘Multi-Channel

Last week I announced the launch of One Further. One Further is a digital consultancy and it’s where I’ll be earning my keep from now on. I’m planning to keep working within the arts and culture sector (although not exclusively), mostly around: * Content: strategy, planning and production