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We work in a dynamic sector. Technology changes at breakneck speed. New platforms and delivery mechanisms develop. We are surrounded by huge, techno-babble and great expectations. Interactive media is delivering the future today.

But making sense out of new media can be difficult....
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We work in a dynamic sector. Technology changes at breakneck speed. New platforms and delivery mechanisms develop. We are surrounded by huge, techno-babble and great expectations. Interactive media is delivering the future today.

But making sense out of new media can be difficult. Making a viable business out of it can be even harder. The winners will be those who have their fingers on the pulse.

BIMA is the trade association representing the interactive media industries in the UK. Established in 1985, we have grown and changed as digital technology has developed and progressed.

The British Interactive Multimedia Association brings new media into focus. Through our activities and networking opportunities we provide clarity and guidance. We deliver the power of information and support.
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NETWORKING
With more than 200 organisations and individual members from all sectors of the market, BIMA provides a valuable way to keep up with developments in a fast-moving sector. Whether they are a large software house or an up-and-coming developer, working online or on disc-based...
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NETWORKING
With more than 200 organisations and individual members from all sectors of the market, BIMA provides a valuable way to keep up with developments in a fast-moving sector. Whether they are a large software house or an up-and-coming developer, working online or on disc-based media, in education or business, all our members share a common goal:

To exchange information and advice on the technology, application and business of new media, and to promote the use of interactive technology to business and the public.

BEST PRACTICE:
Membership of BIMA provides a focus for new media through its many activities and initiatives including:

The BIMA Awards - the most prestigious new media competition in Europe. The development of a Code of Practice for new media companies to promote the highest standards. A programme of meetings covering topics such as Intellectual Property, DVD, InteractiveTelevision, Funding sources, Distribution and Research. Opportunities to attend seminars and events organised b other organisations including the DTI and overseas governments. Strong ties with government and education to provide industry input on key issues. Discounts on conferences exhibitions and publications. A company profile entry in the list of members which is in searchable format on the BIMA website (www.bima.co.uk). An invaluable promotional tool for the membership.
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