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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2019 · 44 MIN

The power of authenticity | Barney Brown | University of Cambridge

from Research Comms · host Peter Barker

How do you tell the story of an 800+ year old academic institution - one of the most famous universities in the world - using the most modern of communications methods? Barney Brown has been doing that for the past decade as Head of Digital Communications at Cambridge University where he has headed up an award-winning team that not only generates excellent digital content of its own but also embraces other creators who form part of the university community, such as student vloggers.  In this episode of Research Comms Barney Brown talks about the power of authenticity, how academic institutions can tap into the creativity of their members, as well as giving advise on what social media platforms offer the greatest returns on investment. ------------------------- Research Comms is produced by Peter Barker, digital media producer and director of Orinoco Communications, which is a communications agency that specialises in the communication of research and innovation in science, the social sciences and humanities. www.orinococomms.com -------------------------- NOTES/LINKS: Becky Inkster's research: http://www.hiphoppsych.co.uk Film by Zeb (Cambridge student blogger)    

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