We try to use common sense. If we're reproducing an artist's or photographer's
work as a big enlargement as part of an exhibtion wall design, we're using that
work, in the full sense of the word. We're doing something with it. And we'll
get permission and pay. But if we're reproducing
Colleagues/
A Must-Read Major / Major Report/Study
/Gerry
New York and Las Vegas, January 9, 2009 - Mobile device use is exploding
among children worldwide, cell phones and iPods are this generation's
preferred form of social communication. More than half of the world's
population
Maja -
We're in the process of developing a policy, also adapted in part from the
Walker Art Center's blog guidelines, which I love because they are so succinct
and also really point to common sense. I think common sense is the key, but as
Perian points out, not everyone agrees on what
The National Trust recently held a conference and dealt with this very
issue. They've written a great blog post that would be helpful for
setting policy, regardless of the type of institution you work at:
http://bit.ly/TU2h8
Best,
Stephanie Weaver
Visitor experience consultant
