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Edinburgh Internet Festival 2008 - This year's event will be open from
the 1st July to the 31st October! As part of this year's festival we
are launching a new interactive networking community called
'Festival2008' where - Visual Artists, Musicians, Comedians, Theatrical
Performers & Street Entertainers participating in this year's Edinburgh
Festival - can come together to promote their visit to Edinburgh!
Participation is now open -
Click Here
To Join Up!
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scotfestival 2008 |
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The E.I.I.Festival 2008 - 1st July until
31st October 2008
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Welcome to Scotfestival - the home of the
annual
Edinburgh International
Internet Festival
Originally founded in 1999 an a freely given gift
to the online international creative community from a single
Edinburgh based artist - The annual Edinburgh International
Internet Festival (E.I.I.Festival) has two core objectives:-
- To provide a freely available, non commercial online
platform for both Scottish and international creative arts
during Edinburgh's Festival Season.
- To demonstrate the possibilities offered by web and
digital technology within local communities and encourage
community based groups, projects and organisations to make the
best use of such technology.
Be A Part Of The Edinburgh International Internet Festival 2008
Participation Now Open! -
Further Information |
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As part of this year's internet festival we
are launching a new interactive networking community called
'Festival2008' where - Visual Artists, Musicians, Comedians,
Theatrical Performers & Street Entertainers participating in
this year's Edinburgh Festival - can come together to promote
their visit to Edinburgh!
Participation is now open with the network open to
public view from 1st June - If you are performing at the Edinburgh
Festival or Festival Fringe
Click Here
To Join Up! |
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 SDCA
is an independent digital arts and web development initiative based upon
Scotfestival's activities within the communities of Edinburgh. The aim of the initiative is to assist in the
provision and expansion of digital and multimedia based material within the
community infrastructure of Edinburgh and beyond.
Over the summer and autumn of 2008 we will
re-launching our Scottish Digital Community Arts (SDCA)
initiative and will be freely providing creative and web design
experience and assistance for a number of Edinburgh based
charities, community organisations and creative projects both
across the city and beyond.
SDCA will also be working both online and at a 'Grass-Roots'
level within our local communities to encourage and assist
organisations and community projects to make better use of the
internet, online networking services and digital technology.
In addition - Over the course of this year's Internet Festival
SDCA will be hosting a series of profiles detailing how
organisations and projects from around the world are using the
web and digital technology to make a real impact within their
local communities.
For further information e-mail us at
festival2008@scotfestival.com
 Community
Web Development
Springwell Golden Voices Choir is one of a number of community
organisation within Edinburgh that we have worked with over the
last few years to develop an online presence best suited for
their needs and requirements. Visit their website online at
www.scotfestival.com/springwellgoldenvoices |
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 Edinburgh
is a beautiful city which offers many delightful attractions
and locations that are well known and popular with both
visitors and residents alike. However, with so much on offer -
it is easy to miss or bypass some of the brighter if smaller
gems in the Capital's crown. Trove is a new guide which aims
to reveal some of Edinburgh's lesser known treasures...
Beautiful - Remarkable - Fascinating and Exciting attractions
and places which deserve greater attention and are well worth
a visit!
Nominate a 'Treasure'
- Like to nominate an attraction or location for inclusion in
Trove?
Please send your suggestion in an e-mail to
festival2008@scotfestival.com
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