Social Media Week will be back in Glasgow from the 24th to the 28th of September 2012!
Reflecting on the global impact of social media and its role as a catalyst in driving cultural, political, economic and social change, this year’s theme will focus on Empowering Change through Collaboration.
For the second year in a row, it will be curated by twintangibles
Social Media Week 24-28th September 2012 will showcase Glasgow as a major hub for the world’s largest and most international social media happening. The city will be participating alongside 14 other iconic world locations including Los Angeles, Barcelona, Vancouver, Chicago, Seoul, Hong Kong, and Berlin. Last year Glasgow held 118 free events in 5 days…
Hello people, we’re back! After last year’s success and enthusiasm, we are excited to announce that we’re back in the game and we’re bringing Social Media Week to Glasgow again. Block your agenda for the week between the 24th and the 28th of September and make sure you’ll be here to make the most of…
Join some of Social Media Glasgow partners at Hub Westminster on Thursday, 16th of February, from 6pm, for a collaborative event with twintangibles, Inner Ear & KILTR to celebrate the impact of Social Media Week in Glasgow and Scotland’s growing digital community, highlighting some of the creative output from schemes initiated during Social Media Week Glasgow, and reviewing the growing opportunities…
Legacy of Glasgow’s Social Media Week leads to public created poetry tribute, sees renewed interest in verse. Spoken Herd, a free downloadable audio book created by members of the public, has been launched online. The audiobook, funded by Creative Scotland and part of the legacy from Glasgow’s Social Media Week, celebrates the best of Scottish…
As part of Social Media Week Glasgow, we linked up with Creative Scotland to produce some legacy items that would be fun and demonstrate the power of the online world to promote creativity and provide a mechanism for people to re-imagine themselves as creatives.One of those projects was a Very Short Story…
