Art and Tech Round-up – Labor Day Edition
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- Wikipedia Reveals the Ending for One of Theatre’s Longest Running Mysteries
- Social Networks are Not Just for the Young
- Who Says Video Games Aren’t Art?
- Broadway Checks in with Foursquare
- Web Analytics Extravaganza – Webinar Series from NTEN
- Instant Encore Connects Performers with Fans of Classical Music
- Ask-A-Curator Twitter Experiment Hijacked by Viagra
In other news, Amelia Northrup is back from her summer in Washington, DC! On Thursday, she and Corwin Christie presented a TITA webinar on creating and using online video. If you missed the webinar, you can check out the recording here.
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Technology in the Arts #72
In this episode of Technology in the Arts, Brad interviews Brett Jarvis, Technical Supervisor for THE RIDE, a multi-media, multi-discipline production that moves guests through midtown Manhattan on custom-built vehicles, while an ever-changing show featuring actors, performers, and everyday citizens unfolds on the streets before them. THE RIDE rolls out on September 16, 2010.
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