VideoBlocks, the royalty-free stock media company, has announced a new Digital Media Action Grant program for US college campuses. The company will award two grants of $10,000 each to two higher education institutions to study how digital creative content can help students build up-to-date multimedia skills, while at the same time encouraging the ethical use of such assets. In addition, VideoBlocks will contribute $10 million worth of copyright-safe video and audio clips to the winning schools and to participants of the VideoBlocks Early Enrollment Program (VEEP) through December 2015. To be eligible for a grant, faculty members must use VideoBlocks’ content to create a “significant and original contribution…
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Tuesday 28 July 2015
