Creative Boom magazine

Creative Boom magazine
Creative Boom
Editor Katy Cowan
Categories Creative Industries
Frequency Daily
Circulation 50,000
Year founded 2009
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Website creativeboom.co.uk

Creative Boom is an online magazine and network community aimed at the creative industries throughout the UK. Launched on the 24th July 2009, the site is run voluntarily by its founder Katy Cowan and includes news, features, events, jobs, tips and opinion pieces.

People can also be added to the site's creative industries directory, something that features businesses from a range of creative fields including public relations & marketing, illustration, visual arts, graphic design and photography.

Creative Boom has a large community of freelancers, agencies and creative businesses across the UK. Over 50,000 people visit the website every month.

On 4 November 2011, Creative Boom became part of The Guardian's new Culture Professionals Network - [1] one of many professional networks available on the national newspapers' website.

Contents

History

Creative Boom[2] was launched on 24 July 2009 and created by Boomerang, a UK-based digital PR agency[3].

The idea for Creative Boom came about after its founder Katy Cowan spoke to other freelancers and small businesses on Twitter and realised there was a need for a creative community online. Somewhere people could meet, greet, share ideas, raise their profiles and secure more work.

Since its inception, Creative Boom has been recognised by some of the UK's biggest organisations, including Creative England and Arts Council England. Its founder Katy Cowan has been interviewed by BBC 6Music and has appeared in various national press, including The Independent, Computer Arts and The Guardian.

Staff

Creative Boom is run by its founder and editor Katy Cowan, a trained journalist and writer from Cheshire, UK. It also has a team of contributors and writers, volunteering their time to benefit from being part of the magazine.

Contributors include James Whitworth - a cartoonist from Sheffield, Manchester fashion photographer Matthew Stansfield[4], Staffordshire freelance designer and illustrator Stina Jones[5] and Victoria Baker, a photographer and writer from Brighton.[6]

References

  1. ^ The Guardian Culture Professionals Network http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture-professionals-network
  2. ^ How-do media http://www.how-do.co.uk/north-west-media-news/north-west-digital-media/new-online-magazine-creative-boom-launches,-with-a-little-help-from-twitter-200907275969/
  3. ^ About Boomerang http://www.weareboomerang.com/about/
  4. ^ Manchester fashion photographer Matthew Stansfield http://www.matthewstansfield.com
  5. ^ Stina Jones Art & Design http://www.stinajones.co.uk
  6. ^ Victoria Baker Photography http://toraclubphotography.tumblr.com/

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