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2012
Articles from 28th Jun 2012
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Long, hard slog paying off for Massive Black
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
YOU'RE an in-demand creator of amazing visuals with credits such as Lord of the Rings in your back pocket. Read
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Be ready to adapt to quick changes
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
RIGHT now, the games industry is being disrupted. And according to Torsten Reil, it's being disrupted in a giddying number of ways. Read
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Opening games up to a wider audience
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
THERE are a lot of people out there who love games, but struggle to play them. For example, there’s Alex, who has a condition called spinal muscular atrophy that makes it hard to hold the controller. Read
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Providing follow-up fun for TV viewers
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
THESE days, a TV programme doesn't just stop with the show itself. The shockwaves continue after the credits have rolled as fans hit the internet and social media looking for more. Read
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Massive consumer choice can be developer headache
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
THE explosion of content on mobile has given consumers a huge amount of choice. Of course, it also means that developers are often reduced to chucking a good product into a vast ocean. Read
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Fascinating glimpse into gaming future at GameHorizon
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
The digital games industry has changed enormously since the GameHorizon conference first came to Gateshead five years ago. JOHN HILL went along to discover the latest news Read
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High hopes for North East companies in Big Chip Awards
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
NORTH East companies will soon hear if they’ve been singled out for honours at this year’s Big Chip Awards. Read
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Fire up your start-up ideas to gain investment
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
TEAMS with an eye-opening digital start-up idea have just a few days to apply for Newcastle's Ignite100 accelerator programme. Read
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Middlesbrough College takes part in new partnership
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
MIDDLESBROUGH College is taking part in a new partnership that will see young people use their digital skills to earn a career with businesses. Read
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Polyphotonix works with London artist to create "300 Year Time Bomb"
Jun 28 2012 | Science & Technology
LIGHTING firm Polyphotonix has worked with a London artist to create a "300 Year Time Bomb". Read
