My keynote address to the Nov. 1995 Scandinavian Museums Conference on
Museums and the Internet Society was set up as a sort of "virtual
lecture" and is still available on WWW and continued to pick up a
considerable number of "hits" per week - though I cannot guarantee that
every single link will still work as URLs seem to change so often.  (I must
find time to go through and check/edit it soon.)

This covers some of your issues, and has links to other texts and sites
(eg. ICOM for the new ICOM policy, Arts Policy, City, UK for the Tokyo
Declaration Strategic Alliance of international non-governmental
organisations.

You can find it at:

        http://www.city.ac.uk/artspol/uppsala.html

Patrick Boylan

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On Mon, 19 Feb 1996, Kristin Schumacher wrote:

> I need references to articles on museums and the Internet such as growing
> popularity of museum WWW sites, reaching to diverse audiences, impact on
> museums, surveys,  trends, future outlook and any other related topics.
>
> Does anybody have an idea how many museums are online and what the growth
> rate is?
>
> I would appreciate your help!
>
> Kristin Schumacher
> Museum Studies graduate student
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