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The Smithonian just announced the release of its Web and New Media Strategy v 1.0 [pdf], which has come together swiftly in a process of marvelous openness and inclusion. As …
Read MoreWhenever the topic of digital image licensing comes up, I listen closely. While my eyes tend to glaze over when somebody tries to explain the legalese of it all to …
Read MoreAs part of the process for arriving at the Smithsonian’s Web and New Media strategic plan, Michael Edson created a Wiki on which Smithsonian staff discuss their points of view …
Read MoreIn a previous post, I’ve shared some background about the data analysis phase of our Museum Data Exchange Mellon grant, and posted some of the questions our museum participants wanted …
Read MoreAs all good things in life, this took a little longer to see the light of day than I had thought it would, which means I am doubly delighted to …
Read MoreThe logistical details of publishing the tools we have produced as part of the Museum Data Exchange Mellon grant continue to unfold in a slower fashion than I had hoped, …
Read MoreCreative Spaces, a UK project formerly known as the National Museums Online Learning Project, just launched as a Beta, and is being hotly debated among museum professionals in a number …
Read MoreThe Brooklyn Museum, the Frick and the Museum of Modern Art have launched a shared catalog called “Arcade” with 800K records – take it for a spin here, and read …
Read MoreLast Thursday, I was on the phone and online by 6:30am California time to see Tom Hickerson’s presentation “Convergence of Knowledge and Culture: Calgary’s Design for the Future,” webcast as …
Read MoreI’ve recently subscribed to the MLA News e-mail list, on which the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council of the UK pushes out a newsletter once or twice a month. It’s …
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