Live 2.0 Edition 6: The Audience Edition
Audience: It’s What You’re There For by Jim McCarthy
Q&A about Audience with Terry Teachout
Showing Your Pride (Without the Pride Flag) by Mark Blankenship
Catchy Doesn’t Sell by Trevor O’Donnell
Mark Twain Is Right by Missy Yoshitomi
Live 2.0 Edition 5: Innovation Beats a Bad Economy
Innovating Through Programming by Sandy Matke
Innovation in Promotion: Using a Live Event to Sell a Live Event with Jim Royce
Innovation in Marketing Baseball: From All-you-can-eat Pavilions to Tiki Huts by Jason Dietz
Innovation in Selling Tupperware with a Live Event…Yes, Really with Dee W. Ieye
Live 2.0 Edition 4: The New Media Edition
The Only Thing You Ever Need to Know about Every New Medium that Ever Appears by Jim McCarthy
What Should Venues Do with the Creation of Audio/Visual Content? Q&A with Greg Sandow
How Should Venues Use Blogs? or The Importance of Being a Blogger by John Glass
Wolf Trap and Live 2.0: How One Arts Organization is Embracing New Media by Chris Guerre
What Can Twitter Do For You? Three Arts Organizations Have the Answer by Danforth France
Live 2.0 Edition 3: Why We Love Live Entertainment
An Act of Antigravity: Benjamin Zander on Why Everyone (Yes, Even You) Loves Classical Music by Sandy Matke
Interview with Avenue Q Creator Jeff Marx
I Bet You’re a Crier, Too by Marni Landes
Where Would I Be Today without Live Entertainment? by David Elzer
Live 2.0 Edition 2: The Innovation Edition
Innovation and Obsessing About the Sparkly Rock by Jim McCarthy
Carmen Ruest of Cirque du Soleil: Creativity on a Budget of 25 Cents or 25 Million
Why I (Reluctantly) Started Producing My Own Shows by Johnny Steele
The Secret Engine is the Theatre Itself by John Sylvain of the Sacred Fools Theatre
My Greatest Ambition, Natasha Tsakos of “Upwake”
Live 2.0 Edition 1
The Live 2.0 Manifesto by Jim McCarthy
Stewart Copeland of The Police: You Only Make Money When You Sweat
Marketing Baseball in the 21st Century: 6 Things That Work for the San Francisco Giants, by Russ Stanley
A Far Cry, Rocking the Boat, by Jesse Irons
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