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SOCIAL MEDIA IS EASY

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TWITTER2008 - 2009 1,300% growth

FACEBOOK2009 - 2010 200m – 400m users

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56% of Facebook users check their page every day: 12% check every couple of hours

23% of iPhone users use Facebook and Twitter as their primary news source

24% of under 25-year-olds have no problem using social media on the toilet

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Guardian 15.8% downDaily Telegraph 11.8% downThe Times 17.6% downThe Sun 4.43% down

Local newspapers: 2008 – 2009 over 60 local titles closed

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+ press and publicity campaign

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+ press and publicity campaign

= audience

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“The moment our generation is living through is the largest increase in expressive capability in human history”

Clay Shirkey, author of Here Comes Everybody

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ONE

BooksOne-way fixed communication

between artist and single reader

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TWO

TelephoneTwo-way real time communication

between two people

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THREE

Radio and TVOne-way real time communication

between one or more people and a crowd

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FOURInternetMulti-way real time

communication between one or more people and a crowd

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+ media campaign

= audience

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crowd + =

social media

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EVERYBODY IS A CURATOR

NOW

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“The most striking thing in English theatres is the unheard-of brutality of the audiences… It is not uncommon, in the midst of the most affecting parts of a tragedy, to hear coarse expressions shouted from the gallery...

“It is also no rarity for someone to throw the fragments of his goute, which do not always consist of orange-peels alone on the heads of the people in the pit…”

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“What power resides in the object given that causes its recipient to give it back?”

Marcel Maus, The Gift

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EVERYBODY IS A CURATOR NOW

@liverpoolphil

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@tate

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www.channel.tate.org

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@NationalTheatre

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www.facebook.com/national.theatre.london

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www.facebook.com/national.theatre.london

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www.digtaltheatre.com

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SOCIAL MEDIA IS NOT ABOUT MARKETING

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+ media campaign

= audience

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crowd + =

social media

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+ social media

= crowd

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+ social media

= crowd + social media

= more

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“I don’t use social media to tell people what I’m doing next.

“I use social media to find out what I’m doing next.”

Dan ThompsonEmpty Shops

Network @artistsmakers

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Artists revenue from recorded material 2004 - 2008

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Artists revenue from live performance 2004 - 2008

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@[email protected]@rsa.org.uk