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When is it right to write?


I recently received a tweet (from a professional writer) commenting on a DBA course helping agencies develop and write content marketing. The writer’s argument will be familiar to many a designer – “leave it to the professionals” – a phrase many DBA members will level at their own clients when it comes to design. However, most agencies cannot afford to employ a full time writer, so this got me thinking – when is it right to write?

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Deep breath, then move forwards


There has been a lot written on Brexit so I was tempted to avoid the subject for this month’s blog, but it is too big an issue to ignore, so here goes... Within the DBA membership a large majority were in favour of remaining in the EU, and in the creative industries as a whole the proportion of “remainers” was even higher. But the cards have been dealt and regardless of which side of the fence you sat, we all now have to look to the positives going forward. Fixating on the result itself will reduce the ability of the UK to negotiate the best possible result for the country. So what to do now?

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One week on from the EU referendum result, the impact continues to reverberate following the vote to leave. Read the DBA's statement on the EU referendum result.

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Brexit: Members vote


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Neil Pfister

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A voice for design


DBA calls for HM Treasury to guarantee the future of R&D tax credits, whilst Association CEO meets the Minister for Digital & Culture's Policy Adviser to discuss how design can help UK thrive after Brexit.

29/09/2016


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Now, more than ever, we need support for creative education


If the government is serious about putting design at the heart of post-Brexit Britain, now more than ever, it must support creative education.

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When is it right to write?


I recently received a tweet (from a professional writer) commenting on a DBA course helping agencies develop and write content marketing. The writer’s argument will be familiar to many a designer – “leave it to the professionals” – a phrase many DBA members will level at their own clients when it comes to design. However, most agencies cannot afford to employ a full time writer, so this got me thinking – when is it right to write?

24/08/2016


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Making design heard


Following the Referendum result, the DBA is working to ensure that the design industry's voice is represented fully as the UK navigates the transition to independence from the EU.

20/07/2016


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DBA member drinks: quenching the thirst in Clerkenwell Green


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Brexit: IP and employment law ramifications


How might intellectual property rights and employment laws be affected post Brexit? Are there precautions you should be taking now to prepare?

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Brexit: Opportunities, positivity, pro-activity


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Deep breath, then move forwards


There has been a lot written on Brexit so I was tempted to avoid the subject for this month’s blog, but it is too big an issue to ignore, so here goes... Within the DBA membership a large majority were in favour of remaining in the EU, and in the creative industries as a whole the proportion of “remainers” was even higher. But the cards have been dealt and regardless of which side of the fence you sat, we all now have to look to the positives going forward. Fixating on the result itself will reduce the ability of the UK to negotiate the best possible result for the country. So what to do now?

20/07/2016


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EU referendum vote: the industry’s strengths remain


One week on from the EU referendum result, the impact continues to reverberate following the vote to leave. Read the DBA's statement on the EU referendum result.

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Brexit: Members vote


How are DBA members' intending to vote in the EU referendum? And how does this compare to the voting intention of others across the breadth of the arts and creative industries?

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Jeremy Pennant

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A voice for design


DBA calls for HM Treasury to guarantee the future of R&D tax credits, whilst Association CEO meets the Minister for Digital & Culture's Policy Adviser to discuss how design can help UK thrive after Brexit.

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Now, more than ever, we need support for creative education


If the government is serious about putting design at the heart of post-Brexit Britain, now more than ever, it must support creative education.

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When is it right to write?


I recently received a tweet (from a professional writer) commenting on a DBA course helping agencies develop and write content marketing. The writer’s argument will be familiar to many a designer – “leave it to the professionals” – a phrase many DBA members will level at their own clients when it comes to design. However, most agencies cannot afford to employ a full time writer, so this got me thinking – when is it right to write?

24/08/2016


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Making design heard


Following the Referendum result, the DBA is working to ensure that the design industry's voice is represented fully as the UK navigates the transition to independence from the EU.

20/07/2016


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DBA member drinks: quenching the thirst in Clerkenwell Green


What was discussed when DBA members got together to have a natter about design and the world at large?

20/07/2016


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Brexit: IP and employment law ramifications


How might intellectual property rights and employment laws be affected post Brexit? Are there precautions you should be taking now to prepare?

20/07/2016


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Brexit: Opportunities, positivity, pro-activity


Industry experts share pro-active, actionable advice for the design sector, along with opportunities to thrive in these extraordinary times.

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Deep breath, then move forwards


There has been a lot written on Brexit so I was tempted to avoid the subject for this month’s blog, but it is too big an issue to ignore, so here goes... Within the DBA membership a large majority were in favour of remaining in the EU, and in the creative industries as a whole the proportion of “remainers” was even higher. But the cards have been dealt and regardless of which side of the fence you sat, we all now have to look to the positives going forward. Fixating on the result itself will reduce the ability of the UK to negotiate the best possible result for the country. So what to do now?

20/07/2016


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EU referendum vote: the industry’s strengths remain


One week on from the EU referendum result, the impact continues to reverberate following the vote to leave. Read the DBA's statement on the EU referendum result.

01/07/2016


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Brexit: Members vote


How are DBA members' intending to vote in the EU referendum? And how does this compare to the voting intention of others across the breadth of the arts and creative industries?

15/06/2016


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Jack O’Hern

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Dezeen brexit design manifesto logo

A voice for design


DBA calls for HM Treasury to guarantee the future of R&D tax credits, whilst Association CEO meets the Minister for Digital & Culture's Policy Adviser to discuss how design can help UK thrive after Brexit.

29/09/2016


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pencils rocket

Now, more than ever, we need support for creative education


If the government is serious about putting design at the heart of post-Brexit Britain, now more than ever, it must support creative education.

29/09/2016


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When is it right to write?


I recently received a tweet (from a professional writer) commenting on a DBA course helping agencies develop and write content marketing. The writer’s argument will be familiar to many a designer – “leave it to the professionals” – a phrase many DBA members will level at their own clients when it comes to design. However, most agencies cannot afford to employ a full time writer, so this got me thinking – when is it right to write?

24/08/2016


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Making design heard


Following the Referendum result, the DBA is working to ensure that the design industry's voice is represented fully as the UK navigates the transition to independence from the EU.

20/07/2016


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DBA member drinks: quenching the thirst in Clerkenwell Green


What was discussed when DBA members got together to have a natter about design and the world at large?

20/07/2016


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Brexit: IP and employment law ramifications


How might intellectual property rights and employment laws be affected post Brexit? Are there precautions you should be taking now to prepare?

20/07/2016


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Brexit: Opportunities, positivity, pro-activity


Industry experts share pro-active, actionable advice for the design sector, along with opportunities to thrive in these extraordinary times.

20/07/2016


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Deep breath, then move forwards


There has been a lot written on Brexit so I was tempted to avoid the subject for this month’s blog, but it is too big an issue to ignore, so here goes... Within the DBA membership a large majority were in favour of remaining in the EU, and in the creative industries as a whole the proportion of “remainers” was even higher. But the cards have been dealt and regardless of which side of the fence you sat, we all now have to look to the positives going forward. Fixating on the result itself will reduce the ability of the UK to negotiate the best possible result for the country. So what to do now?

20/07/2016


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EU referendum vote: the industry’s strengths remain


One week on from the EU referendum result, the impact continues to reverberate following the vote to leave. Read the DBA's statement on the EU referendum result.

01/07/2016


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Brexit: Members vote


How are DBA members' intending to vote in the EU referendum? And how does this compare to the voting intention of others across the breadth of the arts and creative industries?

15/06/2016


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Lucy Mann

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Dezeen brexit design manifesto logo

A voice for design


DBA calls for HM Treasury to guarantee the future of R&D tax credits, whilst Association CEO meets the Minister for Digital & Culture's Policy Adviser to discuss how design can help UK thrive after Brexit.

29/09/2016


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pencils rocket

Now, more than ever, we need support for creative education


If the government is serious about putting design at the heart of post-Brexit Britain, now more than ever, it must support creative education.

29/09/2016


News


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coffee pen paper

When is it right to write?


I recently received a tweet (from a professional writer) commenting on a DBA course helping agencies develop and write content marketing. The writer’s argument will be familiar to many a designer – “leave it to the professionals” – a phrase many DBA members will level at their own clients when it comes to design. However, most agencies cannot afford to employ a full time writer, so this got me thinking – when is it right to write?

24/08/2016


News


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Making design heard


Following the Referendum result, the DBA is working to ensure that the design industry's voice is represented fully as the UK navigates the transition to independence from the EU.

20/07/2016


News


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dba meetup

DBA member drinks: quenching the thirst in Clerkenwell Green


What was discussed when DBA members got together to have a natter about design and the world at large?

20/07/2016


News


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Brexit: IP and employment law ramifications


How might intellectual property rights and employment laws be affected post Brexit? Are there precautions you should be taking now to prepare?

20/07/2016


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Brexit: Opportunities, positivity, pro-activity


Industry experts share pro-active, actionable advice for the design sector, along with opportunities to thrive in these extraordinary times.

20/07/2016


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paper birds

Deep breath, then move forwards


There has been a lot written on Brexit so I was tempted to avoid the subject for this month’s blog, but it is too big an issue to ignore, so here goes... Within the DBA membership a large majority were in favour of remaining in the EU, and in the creative industries as a whole the proportion of “remainers” was even higher. But the cards have been dealt and regardless of which side of the fence you sat, we all now have to look to the positives going forward. Fixating on the result itself will reduce the ability of the UK to negotiate the best possible result for the country. So what to do now?

20/07/2016


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EU referendum vote: the industry’s strengths remain


One week on from the EU referendum result, the impact continues to reverberate following the vote to leave. Read the DBA's statement on the EU referendum result.

01/07/2016


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Brexit: Members vote


How are DBA members' intending to vote in the EU referendum? And how does this compare to the voting intention of others across the breadth of the arts and creative industries?

15/06/2016


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Ifan Lloyd

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Dezeen brexit design manifesto logo

A voice for design


DBA calls for HM Treasury to guarantee the future of R&D tax credits, whilst Association CEO meets the Minister for Digital & Culture's Policy Adviser to discuss how design can help UK thrive after Brexit.

29/09/2016


News


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pencils rocket

Now, more than ever, we need support for creative education


If the government is serious about putting design at the heart of post-Brexit Britain, now more than ever, it must support creative education.

29/09/2016


News


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coffee pen paper

When is it right to write?


I recently received a tweet (from a professional writer) commenting on a DBA course helping agencies develop and write content marketing. The writer’s argument will be familiar to many a designer – “leave it to the professionals” – a phrase many DBA members will level at their own clients when it comes to design. However, most agencies cannot afford to employ a full time writer, so this got me thinking – when is it right to write?

24/08/2016


News


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Making design heard


Following the Referendum result, the DBA is working to ensure that the design industry's voice is represented fully as the UK navigates the transition to independence from the EU.

20/07/2016


News


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dba meetup

DBA member drinks: quenching the thirst in Clerkenwell Green


What was discussed when DBA members got together to have a natter about design and the world at large?

20/07/2016


News


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Brexit: IP and employment law ramifications


How might intellectual property rights and employment laws be affected post Brexit? Are there precautions you should be taking now to prepare?

20/07/2016


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Brexit: Opportunities, positivity, pro-activity


Industry experts share pro-active, actionable advice for the design sector, along with opportunities to thrive in these extraordinary times.

20/07/2016


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paper birds

Deep breath, then move forwards


There has been a lot written on Brexit so I was tempted to avoid the subject for this month’s blog, but it is too big an issue to ignore, so here goes... Within the DBA membership a large majority were in favour of remaining in the EU, and in the creative industries as a whole the proportion of “remainers” was even higher. But the cards have been dealt and regardless of which side of the fence you sat, we all now have to look to the positives going forward. Fixating on the result itself will reduce the ability of the UK to negotiate the best possible result for the country. So what to do now?

20/07/2016


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EU referendum vote: the industry’s strengths remain


One week on from the EU referendum result, the impact continues to reverberate following the vote to leave. Read the DBA's statement on the EU referendum result.

01/07/2016


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Brexit: Members vote


How are DBA members' intending to vote in the EU referendum? And how does this compare to the voting intention of others across the breadth of the arts and creative industries?

15/06/2016


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Shirley Liu

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Dezeen brexit design manifesto logo

A voice for design


DBA calls for HM Treasury to guarantee the future of R&D tax credits, whilst Association CEO meets the Minister for Digital & Culture's Policy Adviser to discuss how design can help UK thrive after Brexit.

29/09/2016


News


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pencils rocket

Now, more than ever, we need support for creative education


If the government is serious about putting design at the heart of post-Brexit Britain, now more than ever, it must support creative education.

29/09/2016


News


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coffee pen paper

When is it right to write?


I recently received a tweet (from a professional writer) commenting on a DBA course helping agencies develop and write content marketing. The writer’s argument will be familiar to many a designer – “leave it to the professionals” – a phrase many DBA members will level at their own clients when it comes to design. However, most agencies cannot afford to employ a full time writer, so this got me thinking – when is it right to write?

24/08/2016


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Making design heard


Following the Referendum result, the DBA is working to ensure that the design industry's voice is represented fully as the UK navigates the transition to independence from the EU.

20/07/2016


News


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DBA member drinks: quenching the thirst in Clerkenwell Green


What was discussed when DBA members got together to have a natter about design and the world at large?

20/07/2016


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Brexit: IP and employment law ramifications


How might intellectual property rights and employment laws be affected post Brexit? Are there precautions you should be taking now to prepare?

20/07/2016


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Brexit: Opportunities, positivity, pro-activity


Industry experts share pro-active, actionable advice for the design sector, along with opportunities to thrive in these extraordinary times.

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paper birds

Deep breath, then move forwards


There has been a lot written on Brexit so I was tempted to avoid the subject for this month’s blog, but it is too big an issue to ignore, so here goes... Within the DBA membership a large majority were in favour of remaining in the EU, and in the creative industries as a whole the proportion of “remainers” was even higher. But the cards have been dealt and regardless of which side of the fence you sat, we all now have to look to the positives going forward. Fixating on the result itself will reduce the ability of the UK to negotiate the best possible result for the country. So what to do now?

20/07/2016


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EU referendum vote: the industry’s strengths remain


One week on from the EU referendum result, the impact continues to reverberate following the vote to leave. Read the DBA's statement on the EU referendum result.

01/07/2016


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Brexit: Members vote


How are DBA members' intending to vote in the EU referendum? And how does this compare to the voting intention of others across the breadth of the arts and creative industries?

15/06/2016


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Chris Lever

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Dezeen brexit design manifesto logo

A voice for design


DBA calls for HM Treasury to guarantee the future of R&D tax credits, whilst Association CEO meets the Minister for Digital & Culture's Policy Adviser to discuss how design can help UK thrive after Brexit.

29/09/2016


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pencils rocket

Now, more than ever, we need support for creative education


If the government is serious about putting design at the heart of post-Brexit Britain, now more than ever, it must support creative education.

29/09/2016


News


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coffee pen paper

When is it right to write?


I recently received a tweet (from a professional writer) commenting on a DBA course helping agencies develop and write content marketing. The writer’s argument will be familiar to many a designer – “leave it to the professionals” – a phrase many DBA members will level at their own clients when it comes to design. However, most agencies cannot afford to employ a full time writer, so this got me thinking – when is it right to write?

24/08/2016


News


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Making design heard


Following the Referendum result, the DBA is working to ensure that the design industry's voice is represented fully as the UK navigates the transition to independence from the EU.

20/07/2016


News


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dba meetup

DBA member drinks: quenching the thirst in Clerkenwell Green


What was discussed when DBA members got together to have a natter about design and the world at large?

20/07/2016


News


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old phone

Brexit: IP and employment law ramifications


How might intellectual property rights and employment laws be affected post Brexit? Are there precautions you should be taking now to prepare?

20/07/2016


News


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Brexit: Opportunities, positivity, pro-activity


Industry experts share pro-active, actionable advice for the design sector, along with opportunities to thrive in these extraordinary times.

20/07/2016


News


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paper birds

Deep breath, then move forwards


There has been a lot written on Brexit so I was tempted to avoid the subject for this month’s blog, but it is too big an issue to ignore, so here goes... Within the DBA membership a large majority were in favour of remaining in the EU, and in the creative industries as a whole the proportion of “remainers” was even higher. But the cards have been dealt and regardless of which side of the fence you sat, we all now have to look to the positives going forward. Fixating on the result itself will reduce the ability of the UK to negotiate the best possible result for the country. So what to do now?

20/07/2016


News


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EU referendum vote: the industry’s strengths remain


One week on from the EU referendum result, the impact continues to reverberate following the vote to leave. Read the DBA's statement on the EU referendum result.

01/07/2016


News


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Brexit: Members vote


How are DBA members' intending to vote in the EU referendum? And how does this compare to the voting intention of others across the breadth of the arts and creative industries?

15/06/2016


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Chris Lang

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Dezeen brexit design manifesto logo

A voice for design


DBA calls for HM Treasury to guarantee the future of R&D tax credits, whilst Association CEO meets the Minister for Digital & Culture's Policy Adviser to discuss how design can help UK thrive after Brexit.

29/09/2016


News


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pencils rocket

Now, more than ever, we need support for creative education


If the government is serious about putting design at the heart of post-Brexit Britain, now more than ever, it must support creative education.

29/09/2016


News


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coffee pen paper

When is it right to write?


I recently received a tweet (from a professional writer) commenting on a DBA course helping agencies develop and write content marketing. The writer’s argument will be familiar to many a designer – “leave it to the professionals” – a phrase many DBA members will level at their own clients when it comes to design. However, most agencies cannot afford to employ a full time writer, so this got me thinking – when is it right to write?

24/08/2016


News


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microphone

Making design heard


Following the Referendum result, the DBA is working to ensure that the design industry's voice is represented fully as the UK navigates the transition to independence from the EU.

20/07/2016


News


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dba meetup

DBA member drinks: quenching the thirst in Clerkenwell Green


What was discussed when DBA members got together to have a natter about design and the world at large?

20/07/2016


News


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old phone

Brexit: IP and employment law ramifications


How might intellectual property rights and employment laws be affected post Brexit? Are there precautions you should be taking now to prepare?

20/07/2016


News


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Brexit: Opportunities, positivity, pro-activity


Industry experts share pro-active, actionable advice for the design sector, along with opportunities to thrive in these extraordinary times.

20/07/2016


News


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paper birds

Deep breath, then move forwards


There has been a lot written on Brexit so I was tempted to avoid the subject for this month’s blog, but it is too big an issue to ignore, so here goes... Within the DBA membership a large majority were in favour of remaining in the EU, and in the creative industries as a whole the proportion of “remainers” was even higher. But the cards have been dealt and regardless of which side of the fence you sat, we all now have to look to the positives going forward. Fixating on the result itself will reduce the ability of the UK to negotiate the best possible result for the country. So what to do now?

20/07/2016


News


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EU referendum vote: the industry’s strengths remain


One week on from the EU referendum result, the impact continues to reverberate following the vote to leave. Read the DBA's statement on the EU referendum result.

01/07/2016


News


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Brexit: Members vote


How are DBA members' intending to vote in the EU referendum? And how does this compare to the voting intention of others across the breadth of the arts and creative industries?

15/06/2016


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