1. Mobile Collections Project
Dr Eleonora Rosati
Exploitation of cultural
content and licensing
models
CC $
Mobile Collections Project
Dr Eleonora Rosati
The Legal Strand of
the Mobile Collections
Project
CC $
Mobile Collections Project
Dr Eleonora Rosati
Copyright issues
facing early stages of
digitization projects
Cinematic Urban
Geographies of
Battersea: bringing film
extracts to your mobile
Mobile Collections Project
Dr Eleonora Rosati
Mobile Collections Project
Dr Eleonora Rosati
Cleveland Museum of
Art’s Gallery One: when
is a game fair?
Mobile Collections Project
The Mobile Collections Project, logo design(s)
and online downloadable reports for University
of Cambridge, Digital Humanities Network.
(www.digitalhumanities.cam.ac.uk)
Front and back covers, and an illustration from “One Million
Climate Jobs” a booklet published Sept 2014, by the
Campaign Against Climate Change.
The project also includes an online ‘research’ compendium.
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The Battle of OrgreaveThe Battle of Orgreave
TIME ACOUSTIC STAGE
Compere Jeff Platts
13:10 – 13:30 Jenny Willow Liverpool songstress
13:30 – 13:45 Tony Goodwin Pitman poet
13:45 – 14:05 Martin Black Doncaster balladeer
14:05 – 14:20 Javaad Alipoor Bradford poet
14:20 – 14:45 Ray Hearne Irish rooted South Yorkshire folk
14:45 – 15:15
The Red Flags duo with songs of struggle all the way from
Norwich
15:15 – 15:45 Bruce Tality Foot stomping punk rock guitar and harmonica
15:45 – 16:15 Joe Solo Performer and raconteur
16:15 – 16:30 Dave Douglass NUM Legend
17:00 – 17:30 Quiet Loner Anthems for resistance
17:45 – 18:30 Louise Distras Passionate, powerful and punky!
We would like to thank all the artists who have donated their time, creative energy and passion for
justice to perform at this event. The commitment of radical artists to the continuing class struggle
is not only a constant source of inspiration but it is at the heart of all our hopes and dreams.
TIME MAIN STAGE
Compere Attila the Stockbroker
11:00 – 12:00 Unite Brass Band. (On the field)
12:00 – 13:00
Speakers: Barbara Jackson – Orgreave Truth & Justice
Campaign, Rick Sumner – Justice for Mineworkers’ Campaign,
Betty Cook – Women Against Pit Closures, Dave
Douglass – Former NUM official, Mike Mansfield QC,
Ken Capstick – Former Vice-President NUM Yorkshire Area
13:00 – 14:00
Banner Theatre Entertainment for a change!
It is the 40th Anniversary of Banner Theatre – their songs and
stories of struggle continue to inspire comrades everywhere.
14:00 – 14:15
Speakers: Ann Field – Printers’ Union/Wapping Archive
Pedro Fuentes – Chile SCDA
14:15 – 14:45
Omar Puente & Friends
“A classical violinist with a heart that beats with a Cuban rhythm,
a soul that is African, and a home in West Yorkshire” Womad
14:45 – 15:00 Tribute to Bob Crow with RMT President Peter Pinkney
15:00 – 15:30
Sean Taylor “Springsteen and Taylor are cheering my day…
brilliant, stunning songs.” Mike Harding
15:30 – 15:45
Tony Goodwin – A former miner turned poet. His poems are
about life and love in a Northern town
15:45 – 16:15
Snide Remarks A rock and roll band from Middlesbrough
with an original set of high energy songs that keep audiences
on their toes!
16:15 – 16:30
Tribute to Orgreave Veterans: Sheila Coleman –
Hillsborough Campaign, Arthur Critchlow – Orgreave Veteran,
Children release balloons
16:30 – 17:00
The Hurriers Barnsley’s very own, responsible for this year’s
‘Battle of Orgreave’ anthem “Truth and Justice”. A proper
Socialist Punk band like everyone needs!
17:15 – 17:45
Western Promise One of Liverpool’s best live bands to have
supported the Hillsborough fight for justice for many years.
18:00 – 18:45
Thee Faction Singing down the government with good
politics! Thee Faction are The Redskins meet Dr Feelgood;
Revolutionary Socialism at its very best!
18:45 – 19:00 The struggle continues – closing speakers
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The Battle of Orgreave
Orgreave
30 year anniversary
Orgreave Mass Picnic & Festival
Saturday 14 June 2014 | 11.00am-7.00pm
Catcliffe Recreation Ground, Poplar Way, Catcliffe, S60 5TZ
MartinShakeshaft-www.strike84.co.uk
Programme 50p
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FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION CONTACT:
wbhh@talktalk.net
©JohnHarris/reportditital.co.uk
16 page Programme. Cover and one of the inside page
spreads for the 30th Anniversary Orgreave Picnic.
I also designed posters and flyers for the event.
PLEASE LEAVE YOUR
CULTUREFINDER CUBE
HERETHANK YOU
Culture Finder project in conjuncture with Cambridge Museums and
the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities
(Left) the unfolded magazine, (below) poster, and the cube when made.
Withthanksto:MuseumofArchaeologyandAnthropology,FitzwilliamMuseum,PolarMuseum,WhippleMuseumandCorpusChristiCollegefortheirassistance.Allimagesarecopyrightoftheindividualorganisations.
DesignedbyAdamDiChiara/dichiaraadam@gmail.com
PrintedbyLithosphere,Studio1,146SevenSistersRoad,N77PL.www.lithosphere.co.uk
Build the cube and use the clues/postcodes to
follow this trail around Cambridge (remember to
search for details about opening times in advance).
Participate in the research by letting us know
whether you found all the objects at:
www.culturefinder.org.uk/storycube
Please leave your details if you would like updates on the
research (under 18s must ask permission from a parent or guardian).
name:...................................................................................
email:...................................................................................
address:...............................................................................
................................................ post code:...........................
FRONTIERS
The objects in this specially created trail will
take you on a journey through time and
space, crossing boundaries of language
and culture on the way.
They have inspired a poet,
entranced children, brought
music and laughter to
a frozen wasteland,
entombed a
king and terrified
thousands of
Cambridge tourists.
Help design a new mobile App for Cambridge
to showcase the city’s wealth of cultural
treasures and activities
JOIN IN WITH OUR RESEARCH
FREE
PLEASE
TAKE ONE
Turn over to find out how the new CultureFinder
App will help you discover fascinating objects
like these more easily. Why not have a go at
designing your own tour?
Send it back to us for a chance of winning a prize.
“A Granite King” CB2 1RB “Gimcrack Relics” CB2 3DZ
“Encyglobedia” CB2 3RH
“Polar Organ” CB2 1ER
CAN YOU GUESS WHAT
EACH OBJECT IS AND
WHERE IT IS LOCATED?
Your smartphone can be your guide. Search
online for maps, clues and visitor information
to plan your tour
CROWDSOURCED CULTURE
The research and design team working on this
project needs your help.
» We want to know which are your favourite
objects in Cambridge museums or around the
city and why you’ve chosen to share them.
» Will you pick out hidden gems or go for
well‑known local treasures?
» Will you choose a theme for your tour? Or
create a collection of curiosities which chance
has thrown together?
» What we learn from you will help us create the
App, which will bring objects and collections in
Cambridge to life in new ways.
Go to www.culturefinder.org.uk for more information
“Time-eater Grasshopper” CB2 1RH
1 2 4 5
3 INSTRUCTIONS
FOR MAKING YOUR
CULTUREFINDER CUBE
1. Draw pictures and/or write your suggestions
for a tour of five different objects in Cambridge
in the squares
2. Press out the CultureFinder cube from the sheet
3. Fold the box along the creases
4. Insert the rounded tabs into the slots
5. Fill in your details on the sixth side and return
the cube to the Fitzwilliam Museum reception
or take a photo of it (whilst it is still flat) and
upload it at www.culturefinder.org.uk
CultureFinder will also feature
listings for cultural events
and performances of all kinds,
including poetry, music,
dance and drama.
Enjoy
University of Cambridge Museums are
developing the CultureFinder App to help
visitors discover and share the city’s wealth
of cultural treasures and activities. As well as
providing key information it will show pictures
of objects near your location or tour route.
Discover
CultureFinder turns visitors into mapmakers.
You will be able to plot a route between
your chosen objects and create your own,
personalized tours.
Map
CultureFinder users will be able to share
their recommendations and publish their
own tours. And you don’t have to wait for the
App to be released to take part. Send us your
nominations for favourite objects and suggest
a tour via our website.
Share
Turn over for a puzzle trail which will take you
across the frontiers of space and time, life
and death, through our curators’ selection
of some of the fascinating objects which
CultureFinder will help you discover.
Fill in the blank spaces with objects from your suggested
tour around Cambridge. We’re offering a prize of a £50
Amazon voucher for the best of your tours.
Return the cube to the Fitzwilliam Museum reception or
take a photo and upload it at:
www.culturefinder.org.uk
Please leave your details to enter prize competition
(under 18s must ask permission from a parent or guardian)
Closing date for competition entries is 30 November 2013
name:...................................................................................
email:...................................................................................
address:...............................................................................
................................................ post code:...........................
The CultureFinder App will
be available Spring 2014
www.culturefinder.org.uk
The CultureFinder mobile App is being
developed by the University of Cambridge
Museums, together with technical and
research partners, to help visitors to the city
plan tours bringing in museums, galleries,
public art and cultural events. Cambridge
visitors and residents are invited to participate
in the research and design for the App by
contributing their own recommendations
for objects to include.
WAYS TO PARTICIPATE
» Create your own tour using one of our
CultureFinder cubes
» Share your recommendations online via
our website
» Join our mailing list to hear about upcoming
events and activities
» Keep this pop‑out postcard as a record of
your participation
www.culturefinder.org.ukwww.culturefinder.org.uk
The Social Media
Knowledge Exchange
Handbook cover design,
and an illustration and
infographic from the
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SOCIAL MEDIA KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE
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During 2012-3 the SMKE project involved...
Participating
Universities
10
8
SMKE
Scholars
working
with…
Museums
Archives
1
The National
Archives
Human rights
groups
Amnesty International
Womankind Worldwide
Peace Brigades International
Tahrir Doctors
Kettle’sYard,Cambridge
2
Art
Galleries
Courtauld Gallery
Heritage
organisations
1
Archaeolink
British Library
Bodleian Library, Oxford
Cambridge University Library
3 Libraries
13 Museums
5 Universities
4 Human rights groups
3 Libraries
2 Art Galleries
1 Archives
1 Heritage organisations
1 County Councils
1 Data services
County Council
Suffolk County Council
1
Archaeological
Data Service
Data services
1
8 scholarship projects
8
workshops
Social Media Knowledge Exchange
1
SOCIAL MEDIA
KNOWLEDGE
EXCHANGE
Handbook
Exploring the challenges of professional practice in social media
SOCIAL MEDIA KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE
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ONE
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Tackling the Environmental
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ONE
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JOBS
Tackling the Environmental
and Economic Crises
To halt climate change we need drastic cuts
in the amount of carbon dioxide and other
greenhouse gases we put into the air. That
means leaving most of the existing reserves of
high carbon fuels in the ground.
We need workers to insulate and retrofit homes
and buildings to conserve energy. We need
workers to build enough renewable power
to meet all our energy needs. And we need
workers to maintain the new systems the
future of humanity depends on.
This booklet calculates and explains how we can
allow for a just energy transition for workers,
society and the planet.
This is the third edition of the ‘One Million
Climate Jobs’ report, written with the support of
trade unions and environmental groups. It has
been completely revised, expanded and updated.
Supported by:
Third Edition, 2014.
Published by the Campaign against Climate Change
Bulk purchases, £15 for 10 copies
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