Regional Information
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London
The industry has grown dramatically in London in recent years and has a wide variety of forms and formats.
Read MoreSouth East of England
The largest audio visual sub-sector in the South East of England by far, in terms of number of people, is web and internet, followed by computer games and offline multimedia.
Read MoreYorkshire and Humberside
Digital industries are one of Yorkshire and Humber's high growth sectors with a number of significant clusters emerging in the region.
Read MoreNorth West of England
According to the Strategy for the Digital Industries in the North West of England , the 'digital industries', which include ICT and Interactive Media, make a significant and growing contribution to the North West economy.
Read MoreScotland
The Interactive Media industry employs 30% of the audio visual workforce in Scotland. Scotland's rich tradition of innovation and enterprise is reflected in the sector across the country.
Read MoreWales
As with the UK as a whole, the sector in Wales is very much in an embryonic stage of development. As this sector is so young there are difficulties in defining its reach/remit.
Read MoreNorth East of England
The indication is that the region has a bedrock of traditional media skills on which to build a vibrant digital media industrial sector.
Read MoreSouth West of England
The Interactive Media sector in the South West of England is centred around clusters of high-quality activity.
Read MoreEast Midlands
Interactive Media is the largest sub-sector in the region representing 68% of the audio visual workforce.
Read MoreWest Midlands
There are over 160 Interactive Media businesses operating in the West Midlands. The largest concentration of businesses is in Birmingham.
Read MoreNorthern Ireland
We are aiming to obtain a clearer understanding of the Interactive Media industry in Northern Ireland through future research and surveys.
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