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This document discusses the BBC's presence in Scotland from 1923 to the present day and its role in helping establish Glasgow as a center for creative industries. It notes the BBC's initial radio stations in Scottish cities in the 1920s-30s and its later headquarters in Glasgow, highlighting Glasgow's growth as a hub for media and creative partnerships between public and private organizations that support innovation and experimentation in digital media and music.
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Sveinn Birkir Björnsson: Inspired by Iceland
Björnsson’s winning presentation was unique and full of personality, much like the destination he works to market. “Iceland is not for everyone,” Björnsson said. In fact, in 2010 it was an island with a disjointed tourism marketing structure and a country that was struggling economically. To make matters worse, Eyjafjallajökull, a powerful volcano erupted covering the island in ash and halting air traffic throughout Europe.
Highlights of the presentation are highlighted here in our blog:
http://www.sometourism.com/somet14eu-destination-marketing-isnt-everyone/
Cultural Olympiad 2012 SW
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- 2. Creative Cities Ian Small Head of Public Policy & Corporate Affairs BBC Scotland
- 5. 1923/24 From there... Inside Station 5SC at 202 Bath Street, Glasgow Aberdeen Dundee Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen Dundee Edinburgh Glasgow
- 6. Orkney Inverness Stornoway Aberdeen Dundee Portree Edinburgh Dumbarton Selkirk Dumfries Pacific Quay, Glasgow & City Halls, Glasgow Shetland ... to here... 2010
- 7. But why Glasgow? 1923 – 1930 – 1940 – 1996 – 2001 – 2007 - 2010
- 9. A Digital Media Hub
- 10. Into the Future
- 12. ...within a destination.... THE SCOTTISH NATIONAL MUSIC ARENA
- 13. • Creative clusters & partnerships • Connectivity & synergies • Public & Private • Commitment to creativity Remember to pack....
Editor's Notes
- Note also devolution – symbol of BBC commitment to Scotland
- Expectations of the city