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Dec 15, 2008 12 min

Episode 15: Panel Discussion - Part 3 - Roberta Doyle

from Partnerships 2.0 Directors Cut Hosted by Scottish Arts Council and Scottish Screen

Media futurist Gerd Leonhard was joined by Pat Kane of Hue and Cry, Roberta Doyle of the National Theatre of Scotland, and Clive Gillman in debating the use of technology to develop audiences in a session chaired by Roger Tomlinson.

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