The New York organization last year collected more than 60 hours of footage of the organization’s workers and volunteers helping AIDS patients in Uganda, tsunami victims in India, and poor residents of El Salvador, and it soon plans to use that extra footage for an extensive online video campaign. Rosenberg says. Feed verfolgen. MORE >>

This weekend, I visited the New York Hall of Science. We had just finished perusing an excellent exhibit, “Places and Spaces,” pouring over a complex map of 1.3 million scientific papers grouped into scientific paradigms. Next, we wanted to see “Connections,” an exhibition on networks. We looked at the museum map on the wall. MORE >>

Ellen’s now busy using these fancy new technologies to move ideas, people, issues, and thoughts. Recently, for example, I was blown away to hear the publisher of the New York Times muse “I really don’t know whether we’ll be printing the Times in five years.&# But this one was different. It struck a chord. MORE >>

But there’s another kind of threshold fear I care about: the one that keeps museums from fully embracing and jumping into new ways of engaging the public, new ways of including visitors. Perhaps new words will help us. We all have problems getting in the door—they’re just different doors. But many are about personnel. Indeed. MORE >>

You can read about it more in today’s New York Times. The water is still there, however new flow paths are created. 31 Aug 2007 Leave a Reply Get Tips and Best Practices Sign up below to get our newsletters highlighting the latest in online marketing and communications for nonprofits. It is a big mess. MORE >>