In our most recent Museum Revolution post, I shared a case study profiling the Newseum’s Rapid Response Team, which effectively capitalizes on current… Read more »
Connecting Your Content to Current Events: A Newseum Case Study
At our Beyond Brick & Mortar salon last month, Jeffrey Herbst, Newseum president and BB&M panelist, mentioned his museum’s innovative content creation unit, the… Read more »
3 Takeaways for Museums From ‘Rome Reborn’
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Bernard Frischer, a professor at Indiana University’s School of Informatics. A pioneer in the relatively new… Read more »
Winds of Change in the Museum World
Every quarter, Museum Revolution hosts a topical salon dinner. At these events, we gather a small but diverse group of museum leaders together… Read more »
Rallying Around a Revolution in Museums
Welcome to the home of the new Museum Revolution. Big changes are coming to the museum world. Some of them are practically upon… Read more »
Digital Tours: Limitless Possibilities for the Museum World
Want to find ways to engage with your audience beyond the physical space of your museum? A new app offers an example of… Read more »
Museums, Content and the Age of Google
What value does a museum bring, now that the world is quite literally at our fingertips with Google? The solution lies less in… Read more »
Beyond Brick and Mortar: Transcending Physical Boundaries of Museums
Getting the public’s attention is more challenging than ever, but it can be done. A presentation from the World War II Museum in… Read more »
4 Musts for Museums’ Digital Marketing
To thrive in the digital age, museums will have to think of themselves as media companies that serve an audience in various ways…. Read more »
How to Move Your Museum’s Growth Into the Fast Lane
When the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles wanted to stay in the minds of car enthusiasts and the general public during a… Read more »