This is a service, not unlike diigo in many ways, that some people at work started using during strategic planning initiatives

For those looking for a good job search resource in the arts

Copyright gets even more complicated!!

Here is an interesting article about how technology has affected arts, but from a different perspective. As newspapers are downsizing due to more online content vs. print, the Boston Globe has begun opening up empty space in their building for community rental and arts events!

This has been big in the new recently, but what better marriage of art, design and technology is there!? Very cool and very accessible to all.

This is awesome, as a keyboard player that likes to keep his skills brushed up. Reminds me of the old Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing program I had on my first Packard Bell computer.

This website is like it's own Diigo for this topic.

I visit Playbill daily. It is like the New York Times for all things happening in theatre, particularly in NYC. Now that I no longer live there, this helps me stay current on my business.

This is a daily digest I receive. Thomas Cott finds the best and most pertinent things in aggregate and summarizes them in a daily email. Mostly pertains to Performing Arts, ticketing, development, audience building, etc. But, there is excellent info in his daily emails that I often share with my staff at work. Great for new ideas and generating new conversations!