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Lost revenue from using the web?
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Lynda Kelly replied to Beth Harris's discussion Lost revenue from using the web?
"Here's something else on Twitter and web business models: Web 2.0 is dead: long live Twitter.
Keen says "Web 2.0 is dead and Twitter is the symptom. It is the end of web2 .0, it represents a final nail in the coffin of business models…"
Monika Lechner replied to Beth Harris's discussion Lost revenue from using the web?
"Mary, it is true, most of the museums biggest source of income is gouvernmental subsidy. However, there are also private funded museums (www.beeldenaanzee.nl) plus, in times like these where all the money is pumped into banks and workintensive…"
Lynda Kelly replied to Beth Harris's discussion Lost revenue from using the web?
"Thnx James. I do agree with your point that the visitor ecxperience (whetjher physical, online or a mixture of both) is critical. Perhaps it's really thinking about the niche audiences, catering to them and buidling loyalty, therefore paid…"
Lynda Kelly replied to Beth Harris's discussion Lost revenue from using the web?
"Thanks for posting this discusison. I'm researching this very thing for us as we rebuild our website. We did discuss this issue last year here, and the music industry came up quite a bit.
Must say I am not hopeful about value-added content,…"
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Beth Harris replied to Beth Harris's discussion Lost revenue from using the web?
"Thanks Rohn! -- and yes, of course, that makes a lot of sense, but having some data to back it up is VERY helpful..."
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Lost revenue from using the web?
So, I am very interested in Creative Art, the Getty's new cross-museum collection online catalogue initiative, and ArtBabble.It makes sense that there will be a new wave of aggregated museum content, and federated searching, and enriched web content.But, the question comes up, when I talk about this stuff -- what about the lost revenue from print catalogues?(fyi, wrote a blog post on the Getty catalogue and the need for aggregating content a few weeks ago on…See More
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- At 12:56pm on January 19, 2009,
Angelina Russo said… - Hello Beth and welcome to our site. I do hope you find the network valuable! BTW - dow did you find us?
- At 3:18pm on January 19, 2009, Angelina Russo said…
- Hi Beth
Congratulations! How very cool! I wish you the best luck in your new position and hope we can catch up when I am next in NY in April!
BTW -I hope your drive back to New York from Ottawa was ok!
Cheers
A
- At 3:52am on June 20, 2009,
Tom Schreiber - Mathes Grant LLC said…
- Hi Beth - Victor first looked us up last year -we ran a beautiful Flash ad for him to promote the Olafur Eliasson show all across Culture Pundits. He and I are also both members of Julia Kaganskiy's Art & Culture Meetups. Have you been to any of those? Seb Chan just did a great one about a month ago - although I missed this week's meeting.
How did SmartHistory get started? Is it a part of MoMA or independent? The enthusiasm of it kind of reminds me of the work Barry Lewis does in his walking tours lectures on architecture in a way... being open to talk about anything that the work suggests.
- At 7:36am on June 23, 2009,
- See you on gmail Beth!
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