Re: <nettime> crowd-funding on nettime

[Isabelle Arvers <iarvers@free.fr>]

Hi nettimers,

I am perhaps a bit out of the subject but it seems that this discussion 
goes in the direction that I am right now researching, ( From web 
marketing to game and digital art : Web marketers and artists use the 
same tools but to serve different strategies and goals?

We know how much marketers used artists applications and games 
mechanisms to engage communities and make benefits, I would take the 
opportunity of this discussion about crowdfunding to ask you all what 
you think about marketing technics in digital arts.

Do you think that artists use marketing technics to engage communities 
and make benefits ? (relational dynamics, user centrics, personal 
engagment, web tracking, data maning, user experience anlyse, 
crowd-funding etc...)

Thanks,

Isabelle Arvers
Curator and art critic
http://www.isabellearvers.com

Le 28/08/12 17:59, Keith Sanborn a e'crit :

>Allow me to differ:
>
>Here it is not a matter of moral purity and the taint of money, but money 
>does change social relations. If you want to test this, just go for an 
>evening out with your old school chums.
 <...>

-- 
Isabelle Arvers
Curator & art critic
http://www.isabellearvers.com
http://iarvers.free.fr
ia@isabellearvers.com
Skype ID : zabarvers
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