The TATE and Ai Weiwei, including Internet censorship

Last year, John Stack (Director of Tate Online) released a policy paper on the activities of digital TATE until 2012: in essence a real three-year plan of activities with new media: Tate Online Strategy 2010-12. The document represents a valuable tool for many institutions because it starts from considerations also critical of the web presence of TATE and develop a vision for design then the points on which all future digital activities, from corporate website.

From the bottom

If you are among the many who study communication studies with a focus on digital media, and maybe you need to experience in a cultural institution, do not miss the job vacancies available at Conference. archimuse. com. Some examples? Well, here are three of the positions required: Internet and Social Media Content Coordinator, Art Gallery of Ontario, TorontoWriter / Editor [includes social media], National Archives and Records Authority, Washington, DCOnline Producer, Content & Projects Australian Museum are just some of the latest published, but in this space will find very many, from all over the globe.