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Please follow the link below, watch the presentation and then follow the link back to the blog to register your views and answer the questions that were posed in it. Please feel free to share this blog with others you feel have an interest in the preservation of industrial heritage.

You can navigate through the presentation using the arrows which will appear at the bottom of the screen, if you want to look at the images in more detail just click on them. Moving the cursor back to the bottom of the screen will return you to the navigation arrows.

There are links in the presentation which may not work if it is not run in the 'Full Screen' mode, to do this, click on the 'More' button in the bottom right hand corner of the screen and select 'Full Screen'.

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Thank you

Tuesday, 4 May 2010

Question 1

Do you think that the internet, especially social networking sites like Facebook, could provide support and generate interest in industrial heritage?
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Question 2

A lot of industrial sites are very large; is it practical to re-use the buildings?
Posted by at 15 comments:

Question 3

Is it possible to truly represent industrial heritage without over romanticism and sanitisation?
Posted by at 14 comments:

Question 4

Does the western view of what heritage is restrict the public view and appreciation of industrial heritage?
Posted by at 10 comments:

Question 5

We are now said to be living in a 'post-industrial' society; what does that say about areas of the world that are major manufacturers now (e.g. China)?
Posted by at 10 comments:

Question 6

Does it matter if heritage exists as tourist attractions & does that demean their importance to society?
Posted by at 10 comments:

Question 7

Can industrial heritage and regeneration really take place together?
Posted by at 11 comments:
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