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Want to join @mpedson on SI committee to re-envision Arts & Industries Building. [Green with envy.]19 minutes agofrom TweetDeck
We learned that lesson long ago @chnm. We didn't have a brand so couldn't rest on it. Our solution: lots of old fashioned outreach leg work.22 minutes agofrom TweetDeck
Lesson: Can't fall back on a "good" brand such as "George Washington" and "Mount Vernon"23 minutes agofrom TweetDeck
Smithsonian brand is just above Fritos brand and just below the NHL brand according to battle brands (anyone have link?) via @mpedson24 minutes agofrom TweetDeck
Enchantedlearning.com has greater Alexa reach than si.edu ... are we getting bang for our 1.1B bucks?27 minutes agofrom TweetDeck
Google search brings up unexpected rivals for SI, according to @mpedson: Wikipedia, Ocean.com, Discoveryeducation.com, etc.29 minutes agofrom TweetDeck
.@mpedson is getting started on overview of SI 2.0 ... to be followed by pointed critique of Mount Vernon tech strategy.31 minutes agofrom TweetDeck
RT @stevelawson Memo to self: with professional presentations, it's not as interesting *what* you did as it is *how* you did it.7:25 AM Jul 11thfrom twidroid
Sitting at Starbucks in Tenleytown. Mayor Fenty a few tables over with his kids.7:22 AM Jul 11thfrom twidroid
Museums, other cultural institions need to do what they can to encourage competition/innovation by adopting cross-platform mobile solutions.10:58 AM Jul 10thfrom twidroid
That's the good news. The bad news is Apple's continued aggressive steps to control mobile computing space.10:56 AM Jul 10thfrom twidroid
BioManaging Director of the Center for History & New Media at George Mason University (http://chnm.gmu.edu); chief Omekan (http://omeka.org); public historian