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Links for August 22nd

Some links for you:

Mail announces Birmingham’s Digital Family – Birmingham Mail – Birmingham gets a digital family who are rewarded with plenty of free gadgets.
Urban Walk: Follow bank holiday hedonism – Birmingham Mail – The Mail recommends a Digbeth pub crawl as a useful way to spend the Bank Holiday
Relationship model of e-government | The Place of Social Media – Digital Birmingham gets some praise in an article on e-government examples
Raj TV removed from Sky Digital; future in doubt – Birmingham-based Raj TV goes off-air.

August 22, 2008 | Filed Under Birmingham, Creative Industries

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