Registration is now open for the 2008 Technology in the Arts National Conference. The annual event convenes representatives from the full spectrum of arts community, from the local to national levels, to explore the intersection of the arts and technology. Register by September 5 to take advantage of our advance discount rates!

 

Brad Stephenson will facilitate a panel for the Americans for the Arts National Arts Marketing Project Conference on Tuesday, Nov. 11, in Houston, TX. The panel will focus on how artists and arts organizations are "hacking" the traditional copyright system using digital tools, such as Creative Commons licensing and the Rhapsody streaming network, to dictate how people can enjoy and use their work. Some entities have found that by re-examining the concept of free, they can share their art, maintain a high level of quality and find creative ways to monetize their creative endeavors.
 

Brad Stephenson, CAMT's director of projects and marketing, will present three workshops for the Arts Northwest conference in Eugene, OR, October 13-16, 2008. Brad's sessions are Podcasts for Audience Engagement, Technology Planning for Arts Organizations and Web 2.0: What it Really Means. If you'll be attending Arts Northwest's conference and would like to set up an appointment to meet with Brad, please email him at camt@artsnet.org.