Drew McManus
Some Historical Perspective On Met Labor Relations
Fri, Jul 7, 2014
by Drew McManus
The 7/23/2014 edition of New York Times published an article by Michael Cooper that reported on the communication from the Metropolitan Opera (Met) to its employees informing them to anticipate that they will be locking out union employees whose contract expires on July 31, 2014. What’s interesting to note in Cooper’s article is reference to
Are You Making This Critical Mistake?
Thu, Jul 7, 2014
by Drew McManus
There is a fascinating post by Joe Patti up at Butts In The Seats, which in turn, is examining a post from Brian Taylor Goldstein, Esq at MABlogs about ownership of an artist’s booking data; for example, name and contact information for arts org artistic administrators or performing arts center venue managers that are either
One Simple Key To Getting The Most Out Of Your Artist Agent Retainer
Wed, Jul 7, 2014
by Drew McManus
There is a fascinating post by Joe Patti up at Butts In The Seats, which in turn, is examining a post from Brian Taylor Goldstein, Esq at MABlogs about ownership of an artist’s booking data; for example, name and contact information for arts org artistic administrators or performing arts center venue managers that are either
Yep, Email Newsletters Are Still Awesome
Tue, Jul 7, 2014
by Drew McManus
It can be all too easy to overlook the need for driving email subscription conversion but make no mistake, email is still an enormously powerful tool, even in the wake of SMS and social media based messaging. Nonetheless, after taking a closer look at Adaptistration’s Weekly Email Subscriber list the other week and noticing the
The Golden Age Of Orchestras & Operas Are At An End