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Eric,
Yes, I was just about to recommend the same thing. BMA, London
Science, and SAAM had a panel at Museums and the Web 07 were they
spoke about their practices with using blogs, flickr, and so on.
There was a fairly consistent stream of questions at the conference
about how institutions could handle the 2.0 side of the web. Should
they restrict posting by visitors, and how often should they respond
to their blogs. Those questions seemed to stem from busy people
trying to figure out how much time to give to it.
At the sessions I attended, I didn't see the question of 'if it's ok'
for staff to have a museum blog. The gist of it seemed to be any
press is good press.
Ideum + Powerhouse Museum presented a paper called "Radical Trust:
The State of the Museum Blogosphere". Doesn't answer your particular
query, but might be helpful.
Of course, you can also view other papers from the conference here:
http://www.archimuse.com/mw2007/papers/spadaccini/spadaccini.html
Best.
Maria Mortati
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>OK, thanks I will.
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>>Eric,
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>>Check with the Brooklyn Museum of Art.
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>>Carol Bossert
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