Hi Peter
The Journal Learning, Media and Technology, Volume 34 Issue 2 2009 had a
special issue on the topic.
See http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~db=all~content=g912650121
Regards
Elize

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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Use of Social Media Tools

In the recent past (the last year, I believe), I saw an article indicating
that different or particular social groups/ages, etc., seem to prefer or
gravitate towards a different social network tool (i.e. they preferred to
use Twitter rather than Facebook, or Facebook rather than Flickr, etc). I am
wondering if someone could direct me to that source, or to a source that
might have more current data, particularly as it relates to museums and
their use of various social networking tools to reach/attract different
audiences. Thanks in advance.

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