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Year of Stories 2022 Community Stories
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Year of Stories 2022 Community Stories

Year of Stories 2022 Community Stories funders join BE United Presents artists to celebrate the announcement of over 100 new projects joining the Themed Years programme at venue Fruitmarket in Edinburgh. L-R Musician Billy Got Waves, VisitScotland Head of Events Development Marie Christie, The National Lottery Heritage Fund Director for Scotland Caroline Clark, dancer Emmanuel Carlos, Museum Galleries Scotland CEO Lucy Casot, guitarist Ramcise. Art installation in background – Neon Bow by Kiki Smith.

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Licence Editorial A Licence to use assets for editorial purposes, which is, to illustrate an event or story in an article but not commercially such as marketing a product or print ad. An Editorial asset may show a brand, a trademarked logo or product, a public personality, or recognisable people, without a signed release or with limited releases. When you use VisitScotland Editorial content you do so to illustrate Scottish tourism in a positive way.
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Usage Editorial content can be published in a variety of formats ranging from print or digital to online. In print content can be featured in *newspapers *magazines *brochures. Online content can be published in a *blog *website *article or *social media. Regardless of the format this content should always promote Scotland’s tourism in a positive way.