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Gene Pool by Digital Media Centre is an arts and culture talk show broadcast on Soundart Radio 102.5FM with invited artists, curators, funders and industry professionals.

Off The Wall Post, featuring Dan Biddle, Kat Sommers and Barry Pilling, casts irreverent eyes across the best of social media, new media, mobile and the web.

The CoP Show podcasts by BBC Academy College of Production can be found here.

Simon Smith and guests discuss podcasts.

Jane Clancey and guests discuss producing content for radio.

Jane Clancey and guests on using YouTube.

Character development and extending your characters beyond the traditional broadcast environment.

The CoP Show explains what transmedia storytelling is and why producers might want to use it.

SEO tricks to lift pages higher in search results.

Using Twitter to enhance your connection with users.

A fun podcast with an interesting (transferrable?) model.

Hofesh Shechter creates a five minute moment as part of the Everyday Moments series of podcasts from Fuel Theatre.

Sir Ken Robinson on the RSA’s Animate website/app.

Connected TV devices at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show

Five reasons connected TV could flop in 2011

Thoughts from the BBC

Broadband TV report from a European Conference 3 May 2011

An article from Gone Digital on security in the wake of the Sony PlayStation hack

Audi working with Connected TV

Samsung's take

Articlefrom the Guardian

Article from the Guardian

Brings together UK digital radio stations from the non-commercial (BBC and community radio association), commercial sectors and a broad range of podcasts - ts aim is to increase audience loyalty and listening habits

A review of the service

College of Production podcast

List from The Guardian

Article from The Times

International cultural apps

Check the Artfinder website for their range of arts-related Apps, some free, some paid-for. It’s an extensive, and growing collection.

Use this app to find out what it feels like to be a conductor, standing in the shoes of Gustavo Dudamel.

The Science of sport

An illustrated graphic novel biography of the singer, with links to key tracks.

Follow the orchestra and Music Director Gustavo Dudamel through this app.

For fans to follow the London Philharmonic, with news and content.

“The first app to be nominated for a BAFTA”. Malcolm Tucker has lost his phone and you’ve found it, complete with e-mails, voicemail messages etc.

Guide to the artworks at the museum, from the Musee de Louvre.

A trip through a mind and life falling part with accompanying audio, video and soundtrack by Nick Cave.

The T S Eliot poem in its many different iterations.

The letters of Vincent Van Gogh to his brother Theo from the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam.

Mobile developer Agant explains how The Thick Of It's potty-mouthed spin doctor Malcolm Tucker swore his way onto iPhone's App Store

The RSA’s Animate website and app.

Engaging thought-provoking content, through the website or app.

Replay video archive.

Antonio Pappano takes viewers on a tour through opera. Keep an eye on iPlayer for repeats.

The art critic takes a tour of the 2004 exhibition of Lichtenstein at London’s Hayward Gallery in a single take.

This clip which claims to be the longest single take in arts television history.

Mark Kermode takes the reclusive director of the much loved film Local Hero back to the village where it was shot. It was the first time he had been there since making the film.

Note the use of scenery and lighting to set the scene for this discussion about the influence of Caravaggio’s paintings on Scorsese’s work.

An animated short campaigning film by the Bespoke Film Company, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, promoting the importance of forests in combating climate change.

Includes a wide range of filmed content all related to the arts.

42 episodes of the Radio 4 discussion programme hosted by Melvyn Bragg available for free download on iTunes.

Hofesh Shechter creates a five minute moment as part of the Everyday Moments series of podcasts from Fuel Theatre.

See this section of the College of Production website for a range of short films on lighting, filming interviews, kit, sound and more.

Keep an eye on this site as podcasts are added regularly.

BBC’s World Services weekly review of technology

TheKnowledge is a wiki-based community, book and eBook which helps the culture sector share information and ideas around digital strategy, platforms and tools.

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and other legal issues toolkits.

Introduction to the concepts of copyright and other Intellectual Property Rights.

Guidance on works with no identifiable copyright owner.