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Survey Results: How Coronavirus is Impacting Your Business
Late last week we ran a rapid response survey into the impact that Coronavirus is having on businesses and freelancers in our digital, media and tech community. We did this to help all of us to understand the challenges our sector is collectively having. It
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Coronavirus, Wired Sussex and our sector
As an organisation, we have a duty of care to our members, to our own team and to the wider community of which we are a part. Considering the current circumstances, we are revising our approach around events and how we can help and support our sector.
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What is the Research & Innovation Fibre Ring & Why Does it Matter?
Last Thursday (13th Feb) Brighton & Hove Council approved a project that we have been working on called the Research and Innovation Fibre Ring. So, what is it and how might it benefit you?
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Our New Board Members
We're thrilled to announce five new additions to the Wired Sussex board of non-executive directors. Our new directors will help us in our ambition to support the growth of a world-class digital, media and technology sector that is creative, passionate and
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In Praise of Being Ambitiously Small
A celebration of small businesses and why we should be supporting and celebrating their ambitions.
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Extending Local Full Fibre Networks: Our Response to the Government's Call for Evidence
The Government recently requested submissions on ways that it might most effectively use public funding to encourage the deployment of full fibre networks in the UK. It asked organisations to respond to 3 questions. This is what we said: Wired Sussex is a
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Headline sponsor plans for the region’s largest digital jobs and skills festival
We are excited to announce that Brighton-based global digital marketing agency iCrossing will be the headline sponsor for Talent2017: the region’s largest digital and skills festival. iCrossing’s CEO, Mark Iremonger said: “There are fantastic career
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Talent 2017: Why it's needed
Brighton and Hove’s digital and creative economy is now worth more than £1 billion to the city each year. It is a driving force behind the city’s economy and Greater Brighton’s recent devolution bid supported the ambition of doubling the value of our cluster
