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I'm happy to report that the Canadian installment of the Annual Orchestra Website Review is making a return this year. The reviews have all been completed and the data is in the process of being compiled. I don't want to give away all the surprises but I can say that, on average, Canadian orchestra websites improved by approximately 14% since their last evaluation in 2005 (a larger increase than their U.S. counterparts). The reviews will be published beginning on Monday, October 15, 2007.
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Drew McManus
Musician, consultant, and cultural entrepreneur... more
Adaptistration
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A•dapt•is•tra•tion n.
1. a form of management capable of modifying to suit rapidly changing conditions. 2 a flexible model of governance which adopts an inclusive set of policies and principles. 3 a weblog on orchestra management.
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