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The Georgia Insider Online Community Launches

The online community is now in soft launch, giving many of those relationships and conversations another place to continue between the stories we publish and the events we produce. It allows us to create more intimate conversations and curated experiences for people across Georgia’s creative and innovation economy to find one another.

Watch: Inside Universal Production Services’ Sign Shop at Assembly Atlanta

Universal Production Services’ Sign Shop at Assembly Studios Atlanta offers graphic design, printing, custom signs and prop packaging for the entertainment industry, local businesses and beyond. Onsite for productions working on the studio lot, the shop is also open to clients off lot who need a fast, convenient and cost effective source for signage and props.

Dragon Con 2026 recap with images

Dragon Con is not only just about meeting famous creators or celebrities it’s always about the local talent in Georgia from the famous Dragon Con parade that airs on LIVE TV amassing over thousands of people showcasing their groups and organisation and amazing cosplays. 

Behind the Runway: How to Protect Your Fashion Brand

Fashion occupies an unusual place in intellectual property law because some elements central to a designer’s creative vision are not always protected in the way a designer might expect. Understanding those limitations can help designers identify what they can protect and where to focus their efforts as they build their brand.

Watch: From Color Book to AfriNova: Autumn Bailey-Ford’s Global Vision

In this conversation with Jezlan Moyet, president of Georgia Entertainment, Bailey-Ford discusses her journey producing nearly 50 independent films, including Color Book, a project that premiered at Tribeca and later became a top 10 Netflix title thanks to its authentic portrayal of a Black father and representation of children with special needs.

Georgia’s venues: Driving record business travel and tourism to the state

Georgia’s meetings and conventions sector continues to generate record-breaking numbers year after year. In 2025, Gov. Brian Kemp announced the state had broken tourism records for the third consecutive year and ranked fifth in the nation for overnight visitation for the fifth consecutive year. Numbers like this cement the state’s position as a premier destination for corporate events and professional gatherings.

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