Digital Strategies
What Is Cloud And What Does It Mean For Your Museum?
In the first of her guest columns, Microsoft's Catherine Devine highlights the role the cloud plays in museums' digital infrastructure. Read More
Getty Museum Reunites Two Book Of The Dead Fragments — All Thanks To A Digital Archive
The museum's curators share more about the find, the importance of digital collections, and Getty's ongoing digitization efforts. Read More
What Digital Asset Management At The Philadelphia Orchestra Looks Like
With help from a DAM, the orchestra was able to break institutional silos and better manage its century-spanning archive. Read More
Inside The Mori Art Museum’s Clubhouse Strategy
The Tokyo institution, which joined the social audio app in April this year, shares how it built a following with its "casual talks." Read More
How LA Opera Adapted Its Stage For Streaming
The company's digital programming has evolved rapidly to now encompass its own streaming platform and a partnership with Marquee TV. Read More
Behind The LA Zoo’s Digital Pivot That Brought Its Animals Online
The zoo's Virtual Field Trips program engaged some 12,200 students and teachers over the past six months — and continues to grow. Read More
Inside The Frick Collection’s Wildly Popular Concoction, Cocktails With A Curator
"What had been sort of a band-aid thing became a signature thing," says curator and series co-presenter Aimee Ng. Read More
Here’s How Users Engaged With Social Media (And Social Audio) In 2021
Pew's latest social media report offers pointers for museums looking to connect with young, socially engaged audiences. Read More
Why The Science Museum Group Turned To Podcasts To Tell The Story Of Stuff
"The podcast gained importance as a way of sharing our collection with a global audience," says SMG's Will Stanley. Read More
Mark Morris Dance Group On Its Year Of Dancing Digitally
How has a year of digital programming enhanced the group's core values of community and accessibility? Read More
