What is it?
Brighton Fuse starts with the belief that by connecting the arts, humanities and design with digital and ICT, then creativity and innovation can be enhanced.
An initial 2-year research and development project which mapped, measured and assisted Brighton’s creative, digital and IT (CDIT) cluster was carried out in 2013. The project supported mutually beneficial connections between higher education, those engaged in the creation of arts and culture and Brighton’s digital technology sector.
A further study, this time focusing on freelancers in the sector. The full report of research findings can be found here.
Additionally, the results of the first survey can be found here.
The Research
Who is involved?
Delivery Partners
Advisory Board
Brighton Fuse is supported by an advisory board of representatives from digital and media businesses, local and national government, the arts and higher education.
People
See details of the many individuals working on this unique project.
Funding Body
Brighton Fuse is funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Take part
Attend our event where we will be revealing the results of this research project.
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BRIGHTON FUSE UPDATES
Latest Info
- Jan 27, 2015
Brighton Fuse Freelancer Report – Media Coverage - Jan 26, 2015
Brighton Fuse Freelancer Report - Jan 26, 2015
Brighton Fuse Freelancer Report – Executive Summary
Brighton Fuse
@BrightonFuse: RT @SPRU: Results of #BrightonFuse by @uniofbrighton @SPRU, @BMEcSussex shows freelancers in CD-IT fuel prosperity & success http://t.co/rM…
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@BrightonFuse: Miss the #BrightonFuse Freelancer Research results on Monday? Catch up with all the goings-on here: http://t.co/RxthW4DzOr ^JY