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Digital Directions:
Developing a dynamic ICT cluster? DM-U's Bury Digital
Directions event will give you and your business the opportunity
to see just how you, as an SME, can benefit from the changes
taking place within the Digital Industries.
Digital Directions Events combine practical 'Q and A'
advice from specialist professionals within the industry, with
all the benefits and opportunities associated with a networking
scenario. If you wish to obtain further information about the
event, or to register your interest in coming along, don't
hesitate to email Aoife Middlemass.
NOTE: Bury Digital Directions Event has been moved from 10th
February to 3rd March 2005.
Date:
Thursday 3 March 2005
Time:
6pm - 8pm
Venue:
Bury Football Club, Bury, Greater Manchester
Price:
Entry is free
Booking & Details:
Visit Digital Media Watch or contact Aoife
Middlemass (Project Support Officer, DM-Watch) at MITER, call
0161 247 6736 or email: a.middlemass@mmu.ac.uk
About Digital Media Watch:
DMH is the
information hub for digital media industries in the Northwest.
We operate an Industry Monitoring Unit, two events strands
'Wired City' and 'Digital Directions'and an
interactive industry news service. The project, part funded by
the European Regional Development Fund, is based in MITER at the
Manchester Metropolitan University and managed by a consortium
of public and private sector partners across the region.
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Bury Digital Directions
Developing a dynamic ICT cluster? DM-U's Bury Digital Directions event will give you and your business the opportunity to see how SMEs can benefit from the changes taking place within the Digital Industries...
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