The document discusses the changing landscape of arts and culture in Puget Sound. It addresses the rise of niche audiences and new strategies cultural organizations can take to adapt, such as focusing on building constituencies in the new attention economy, developing mobile apps to reach new audiences, and embracing mass collaboration tools to engage communities. The document also examines how different generations view community and cultural engagement differently in this evolving environment.
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1. Dynamic Adaptability:
Arts and Culture
Puget Sound
Douglas McLennan
Editor, ArtsJournal.com
mclennan@artsjournal.com
T @AJDoug
www.artsjournal.com/diacritical
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Dynamic Adaptability:
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Puget Sound
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Dynamic Adaptability:
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Puget Sound
1. A moment of Creative Disruption
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Dynamic Adaptability:
Arts and Culture
Puget Sound
1. A moment of Creative Disruption
2. Just who is the new audience and what do
they want?
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Dynamic Adaptability:
Arts and Culture
Puget Sound
1. A moment of Creative Disruption
2. Just who is the new audience and what do
they want?
3. Five strategies and opportunities for the
new cultural economy
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Protocol Economy
- David Brooks
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Protocol Economy
Economic change is fomenting intellectual change.
- David Brooks
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Protocol Economy
Economic change is fomenting intellectual change.
When the economy was about stuff, economics
resembled physics.
- David Brooks
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Protocol Economy
Economic change is fomenting intellectual change.
When the economy was about stuff, economics
resembled physics.
When its about ideas, economics comes to
resemble psychology
- David Brooks
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500 million users
Members watched 30.3 billion videos in
April (average viewing time: 4.4 minutes)
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500 million users
Members watched 30.3 billion videos in
April (average viewing time: 4.4 minutes)
Members uploaded 20 million videos in
April
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500 million users
Members watched 30.3 billion videos in
April (average viewing time: 4.4 minutes)
Members uploaded 20 million videos in
April
25 billion pieces of content shared on
Facebook in April
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111. Five Opportunities
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1. Its all about constituency in the
Attention Economy.
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Community Penetration
Whom we reach Everybody else
2%
98%
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The reason theyre not reading you is
not that they dont like what you have
to say.
Its that they dont know what youre
saying.
- Author Cory Doctorow
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The Secret of Failure
Its important that nobody gets mad
at you for screwing up. We know
screwups are an essential part of
making something good. Thats why
our goal is to screw up as fast as
possible.
- Lee Unkrich, director of Toy Story 3.
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Failure 101
Penn State University instituted a course for
engineering students Failure 101.
The students have to experiment, which
inherently involve taking risks. But in this
course, the students do not pass over their
errors the errors and mistakes are
opportunities to learn, create and innovate.
The more failures the students make, the
sooner they get an A.
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Great Expectations
Alexander Graham Bell
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Great Expectations
Alexander Graham Bell
was a failure
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135. Dynamic Adaptability:
Arts and Culture
Puget Sound
Douglas McLennan
Editor, ArtsJournal.com
mclennan@artsjournal.com
T @AJDoug
www.artsjournal.com/diacritical
Friday, July 9, 2010