Social Media and technology updates abounded in Jan 2019. So what changed? Lets take a quick scan of some of the most notable updates in the tech sector.
News Roundup: AI Everywhere, New Social Media Features, and Projection Mapping
AMT Lab News Roundup: August
August tends to be summer's warmest month, and the news in the arts management and technology sector was just as hot. Cuseum released a report on AR’s visitor impact, early blockchain prototypes were found in the New York Times, and the Broad Museum shared details on their upcoming smart gallery labels. Plus, if your organization hasn’t thought about Pinterest in a while, you may want to. Read on to find out more!
AMT Lab News Roundup: June
AMT Lab News Roundup: May
AMT Lab News Roundup: April
News Roundup: March
February News Roundup
AMT Lab News Roundup: Best of January
Best of August Tech News for Arts Managers
News Roundup: Organic Web Traffic, Chatbots, and Audio Pronunciation
News Roundup: Snapchat, Augmented Reality, and Podcasts
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News Roundup: Met Museum, Facebook Video, Google Chrome VR, and Wireless Power Transmission
News Roundup: Virtual Reality – the beginning of something new
This semester, several AMT-Lab contributors are exploring the potential uses of virtual reality in the arts. Virtual reality technology provides a new perspective for audiences that is easily accessible, requiring equipment sometimes as simple as a smartphone. Because of emerging virtual reality technology, not only do artists have different ways to explore their work, but they also have a new way to engage and interact with their audience. Here is a selection of recent articles that explore how virtual reality technology is transforming the arts.
News Roundup: How Digital Distribution is Changing Forms
Every week, AMT-Lab contributors share articles on interesting news at the intersection of technology and arts management. Recently, this practice has generated lots of articles dealing with the distribution of art online. Using the Internet as the platform, museums and artists are spreading their work worldwide.