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Will Quinn on the glory and frustrations of the Fringe - and its curiously empty halls

A joint initiative of Scottish Higher Education institutions, the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the Scottish Graduate School for Arts and Humanities.

A new study will look at the economic and social impact of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Professor Murray Pittock, Pro-Vice-Principal at the University of Glasgow, has been commissioned to carry out the research. It will examine how the Edinburgh Festival Fringe supports jobs and businesses and contributes to Scotland’s wider cultural economy. While there have ... Read more The post Study to examine economic impact of Edinburgh Festival Fringe first appeared on The Scottish Banner .

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A 16th-century football believed to be the world’s oldest is being digitally preserved using advanced 3D technology.

Professor Murray Pittock is the leading expert on liberal arts education. He shocks our Writer at Large who can’t believe how times have changed…

Job PurposeTo carry out the supporting work and make a strong contribution to the AHRC research contract, ‘The Edinburgh Festival Fringe: an Economic Impact Assessment’, working with and reporting ...

For the latest Scots Whay Hae! podcast Ali spoke to Professor Murray Pittock to talk about his latest book The Shortest History of Scotland, which is published with Old Street Publishing Ltd."From Col...

Pittock is reflecting on the remarkable success of the Fringe, which has taken over the streets of Scotland’s capital every August for eight…

'We need to be better aware of that to understand the challenges and achievements of the past, and to use them to assess the present and be confident in addressing it.'

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