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In less than a month’s time, MediaCityUK is set to light up the night as hundreds of runners come together to help make a difference for the global spinal cord injured community. Running either 5km or 10km distances, they will become part of an exciting global event; Run in the Dark.
Disruptive Reality, a new VR studio combining the industry expertise of five media companies has partnered with MediaCityUK-based dock10 and The Landing.
Manchester’s SKV Communications has been retained by MediaCityUK’s tech and digital enterprise hub The Landing to deliver communications for a third successive year.
British ESA astronaut Tim Peake is coming to MediaCityUK to give a talk and answer questions with members of the public on Saturday 15th October 2016.
Manchester’s SKV Communications has been retained by MediaCityUK’s tech and digital enterprise hub The Landing to deliver communications for a third successive year.
PR and events specialist, Ledigo PR, has taken up residence in MediaCityUK, following a team expansion and new additions to its client portfolio.
An exciting new creative workspace for SMEs is being unveiled at MediaCityUK on Thursday 29th September. The Tomorrow building – a £20m hotel and office development for businesses in the creative, digital, media and broadcasting sectors, is complete.
The Lowry has appointed Rhiannon Mckay-Smith and Gwen Oakden as its new directors of development.
Merged MediaCityUK-based B2B marketing agencies Marketecture and Clock Creative have revealed the new name for the combined agency: Upp B2B.
MediaCityUK-based On The Eighth has produced a national radio campaign to encourage candidates to sign up and discover the ‘Easy Way to Find Your Perfect Job’.
Newsnight presenter Kirsty Wark will chair a high profile debate on the future of broadcasting at the relaunch of the University of Salford’s Nations and Regions Media Conference.
The Landing, MediaCityUK’s digital and tech enterprise hub, has announced details of its autumn business support programme which is open to any Greater Manchester start-up, scale-up or SME. All of them are either free or are fully funded for qualifying businesses and will cover key issues such as apprenticeships, remote working, business development and raising investment.