Watch AmbITion’s February 2014′s News from the Net, presented by Hannah Rudman. Discover emerging digital development news and comment from the internet, and digital development stories from the AmbITion Scotland network. Horizon scanning and critiquing is done for you, and we introduce you to new ideas and ways to digitally develop!

We’re focussing on the digital developments of arts, cultural, and heritage organisations from across the globe, and in Scotland.

News from the net brings you insight and comment on the emerging digital trends and technologies that are likely to be important to helping you deliver your core values and purposes, like making great creative and artistic experience and products; engaging your audiences; and make sure your creative businesses and practices run as efficiently and sustainably as possible.

This month: good news for digital content creators, video for content marketing, Puppet Animation Scotland’s Manipulate Festival brochure gets the Augmented Reality (AR) treatment and How To… Get Going with Digital Video.

Hannah Rudman was the keynote speaker at the NARPACA Ticketing Professionals 2014, 17-19 February 2014 in Brisbane, Australia.

Speaking on the subject of Event Horizon, Hannah considered the opportunities and impacts of disruptive existing and emerging digital technologies on cultural events and experiences in her keynote speech on 17th February.

On 18th February, Hannah also led a workshop: Joined Up Digital, that considered The AmbITion Approach, the change approach and toolkit created by Rudman Consulting for digital development across the whole of the organisation/practice. Participants were introduced to the AmbITion Approach, successfully used by over 100 organisations in the UK to develop digital strategies and implementation plans that join up across artistic practice, audience engagement, operations and business models.

Australasian Leisure Management Magazine reported the talk, and featured an article by Hannah Rudman, ArtsHub Australia also published a review of the keynote.

The National Piping Centre has been working to raise its live streaming capability and capacity through the support of Rudman Consulting’s digital development programme, AmbITion Scotland.

This case study shows how they’ve increased the reach and scale of live Scottish traditional music events from the centre, generating a new income stream, but saving a carbon footprint! Hannah Rudman goes to meet the team on the eve of a live streamed concert.