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Dave’s Technology in the Arts Faves of 2009
By David Dombrosky | December 18, 2009
It’s the end of the semester here in TITA-land. Corwin and Amelia are gone for the holidays, and we will be on hiatus until January 4th. So in the spirit of reflection on the year that was 2009, I have cobbled together my favorite Technology in the Arts blog posts and podcasts.
FAVORITE PODCAST EPISODES OF 2009
October 2009 – David and Corwin talk about Scott Kirsner’s book Fans, Friends & Followers: Building an Audience and a Creative Career in the Digital Age.
July 2009 – Brad interviews arts marketing consultant Erik Gensler about Google Adwords, Facebook ads and more.
March 2009 – In honor of Friday the 13th, Brad and Jason take a bone-chilling look at some of the SCARIEST TECHNOLOGIES EVER!
FAVORITE BLOG POSTS OF 2009
Fear Not What “They” Will Say: Relingquishing Control and Opening Up the Conversation
iPhone Apps for Arts & Culture
What Google Wave Means for Arts Organizations
Prepare Ye the Way for the Digital Season Brochure
Why Net Neutrality is an Arts Advocacy Issue
Perform a Digital Identify Self-Exam
Tech + Art + Mobile + Money = A New Hope for Artsts and NPOs?
Protected? Online Content and Its Abuse
Early Adopters: The Art World of Second Life
No Comment – Bloggers Should Let Their Readers Respond
…so from all of us at Technology in the Arts — Happy Holidays. We look forward to connecting with all of you again in 2010!
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