Just wanted to quickly
flag up an interesting article written by Jim Richardson for the Art Newspaper
this week. Jim is the Managing Director of SUMO, a specialist
design consultancy working in the arts and cultural sectors. In his article he
argues that museums are increasingly aware of social media but shouldn’t just
be paying lip-service to them. He analyses the difference between using social
media as a simple marketing tool and using them for something much greater;
changing the interaction between insitution and visitor. Having been asked to
talk to marketing magazine OMMA recently about his views on the new MoMA
website, he also talks about their online strategy and what other museums have
to learn from it. Jim is going to be speaking at the Communicating the Museum
conference in June so if you want to hear more of his wise words head on over
to the website to find out more...
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