• Archives

  • ▼ 2008
    • ▼ August (15)
      • Join Fractured Atlas Community group on LinkedIn
      • Gentrification, Income Inequality, and Crime
      • Where Do Residencies Reside?
      • How Design Can Save Democracy
      • Obama's Street Cred
      • If only the list had gone to 26...
      • Replacing web advertising with contemporary art
      • What Artists Want, Need, and Desire: Generational Demands
      • What Artists Want, Need, and Desire: Career Phase Demands
      • Celebrate 10 years of Fractured Atlas!
      • press relations 101
      • Feed autodiscovery for member blogs
      • What You Want, Need, and Desire: Universal Demands
      • Publicly Traded Novel?
      • Attack of the Killer MBAs
    • ► July (13)
      • Technology in the Arts Conference
      • PolicyArchive.org
      • The Appeal of Transparency (Even About Failure!)
      • Viral Documentaries
      • Will (net)work for audience...
      • Sorry, You've Got the Wrong Number
      • National Performing Arts Convention Rehash: Issue #3
      • To Blog or Not to Blog?
      • An Upgrade from Court Jesters
      • The Immortal Foundation
      • National Performing Arts Convention Rehash: Issue #2
      • National Performing Arts Convention Rehash: Issue #1
      • Andrew Taylor's Open Source PSA
    • ► June (7)
      • Shoestring budgets & demographic diversity on Off-Off Broadway
      • Public Theater Accepting Applications for 2009 Emerging Writers Group
      • Fractured Atlas Members Win Best Musical Tony! (sort of)
      • Get Yer Soapbox Here!
      • An Army of Artists
      • Ain't We Pretty?
      • Fractured Atlas on the Road: June 2008
    • ► May (21)
      • Let there be space...
      • ALERT: HealthFlex Craziness
      • New Open Arts Network Partner: Phoenix Conservatory of Music
      • From Rust Belt to Artist Belt
      • National Advocacy Coalition wants your feedback!
      • Lawrence Lessig on Orphan Works
      • Member Profile #12: Guta Hedewig
      • Share Some Knowledge, Win Some Dough
      • Welcome Network of Ensemble Theaters!
      • University Health Insurance Falls Short
      • Lessons on Success from the Software Industry
      • WNYC Podcast: In the Arts it's Rookies versus Veterans
      • New Open Arts Network Partners!!
      • Bye Bye Image Gallery... Hello Flickr!
      • You Shall Know Them by Their Gravatars
      • HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US!
      • Orphan Works Bill Analysis
      • Member Profile #11: Classroom Encounters
      • Arts Wellness Network Goes National
      • 475 Kent Lives!
      • Media and Participation
    • ► April (19)
      • Fundraise Like a Politician
      • Pleased to partner with NPAC!
      • Orphan Works Act of 2008
      • Ruby Lerner and I Talk About Bridging Non-Profit and For-Profit Models
      • Member Profile #10: Kathryn Blume
      • UN releases first report on the global creative economy
      • Seedco Arts Training and Advisory Services
      • Special Offer for Fractured Atlas Members
      • New Feature for Fiscally Sponsored Projects
      • How to Write a Song
      • Climbing Up The Hill
      • Federal Regulation of Insurance
      • Moby Offers Free Music for Indie Films
      • Member Profile #9: Terese Genecco
      • Less is More? Can Health Insurance be Too Much of a Good Thing?
      • Harry Potter and the Boundaries of Copyright Protection
      • How to Write 200,000 Books Without Breaking a Sweat
      • Krugman and Florida Duke it Out
      • Spring brings new people into the Fractured Atlas family!
    • ► March (13)
      • Member Profile #8: Jessica Hoel
      • Fractured Atlas On the Road
      • Member Profile #7: Sweet Home New Orleans
      • The Rise of the Contest
      • San Francisco Prioritizes Artist Housing
      • Member Profile #6: Umbrage Editions
      • I Want My L3C
      • the "warm glow" giving theory
      • Nonprofits, Voting, and Elections
      • Member Profile #5: Salli Squitieri & Gabriel Butterfield
      • 1,000 True Fans - A practical model of success for independent artists
      • Aetna and Fractured Atlas Team up to Provide Affordable Health Insurance to Artists in 30 States
      • Do you support the arts on YouTube?
    • ► February (15)
      • The question of relevancy
      • Member Profile #4: Matthew Hislope
      • Save ATUS!
      • Art Retreats around the country
      • Why I Hate Emergency Benefit Concerts
      • Member Profile #3: Lauren Zito
      • Server Move Hiccups
      • Member Profile #2: Hank Kaminsky
      • Congrats to Fractured Atlas Grant Recipients!
      • Survey the Day Away - Get Two Free Months of Membership!
      • Matzo-Gate Pt. 3
      • Jobs in New England!
      • Member Profile #1: Achinta McDaniel
      • Fractured Atlas Gets 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator
      • Pictographically spectacular budget
    • ► January (21)
      • Career Preparation and Management Training
      • Matzo-Gate Pt. 2
      • Value vs measurement
      • Matzo-Gate
      • New York State Health Foundation gives FA some love
      • The Thing's the Thing in San Francisco
      • Where Can NYC Musicians Work?
      • Online Security Case Study: Donation Systems
      • Merce Migrates Media on Mondays
      • My first arts website
      • Making fundraising...fun!
      • Introducing Fractured U. - Continuing Education for D.I.Y. Artists
      • Creative Business in the Digital Era
      • Reality TV vs. Writers Guild
      • Compare the Presidential Candidates Healthcare Platforms
      • Beyond Highbrow/Lowbrow?
      • Truthiness and Consequences
      • Wonk Alert! Great Read on Urban Cultural Policy
      • NYC Red Alert, Sez I
      • SoHo Rep, then the PUBLIC, next stop...
      • Answer a Few Questions, Get a Free Month of Membership
  • ► 2007
    • ► December (14)
      • Case for Funding a Healthy Arts Ecosystem
      • how many members does it take to...
      • Broadcasting Me, Broadcasting You
      • Congratulations to Guta Hedewig Dance!
      • Mobilizing web involvement in the arts. Case-Study: Ideablob.
      • Support Forum Has Gone the Way of the Dodo
      • Big Increase for the NEA
      • Taking Arts Education to New Heights
      • Writers Strike = Death of Television?
      • Congratulations to Theatre Askew!
      • Submit Your Shorts to Brooklyn's Coolest Summer Film Festival
      • Theatrical Politics
      • Vote for Misnomer!
      • Butts in seats, one dish at a time...
    • ► November (14)
      • Finding Your Niche and Banding Together (Mass Culture Ain't So Tough)
      • NYC MOFTB Town Hall Meeting
      • Evolutionary Accident or Primal Social Glue?
      • In Case You Missed Them on November 8th...
      • NEA report tells a scary story
      • Speechification '07
      • From Schechner to Streb
      • Ben Cameron Wants You to be Relevant
      • Visual Art of the Day: Picket Signs
      • Congratulations Contest Winners!
      • Oh what a night...2007 Benefit fabulousness
      • Final Hours...
      • Video Contest Closed: Watch and Vote Now!
      • Ruby Lerner Passes it On to Me at the BAX10 Awards
    • ► October (11)
      • Testimony to the NYS Departments of Health/Insurance
      • Thanks for listening MOFTB!
      • Everyone's a Critic
      • Promote your work at the Fractured Atlas Benefit on Nov. 8th!
      • Fiscal sponsorship can change the world!
      • First Video Contest Entry
      • Fed Up With Your First Life?
      • Is Community an Enemy of Creativity?
      • Contemporary Art Market Soars Thanks to Super Rich Buyers
      • Home is Where the Art Is
      • All arts organizations are NOT created equal
    • ► September (10)
      • Craigslist Kills Chicago Theatre
      • Dismantling Employer-Based Healthcare
      • Pop Quiz: Which Presidential Candidate Thinks Artists Will Lead Our Economy?
      • When art falls apart...
      • Zen and the Art of Urban Planning
      • Requesting Your Brilliance
      • Touchdown Clarinetist!
      • Notes from Schenectady
      • Apparently the Homeless Aren't Big Into Opera
      • 88% Unemployment Among Equity Actors
    • ► August (9)
      • Viral Philanthropy
      • RIP Max Roach
      • Paul R. Gathard Has a Plan to Save Internet Radio
      • The Last Thing I'd Ever Outsource
      • nonprofit financial resource
      • Riding the Wave
      • Public Theater Aims to Incubate Emerging Playwrights
      • Institutional Funders Go Populist with Online Contests
      • Beginning the Assurant Rollout
    • ► July (28)
      • Thanks to NYC Council Member Melissa Mark Viverito
      • Member Profile: World Dance Theatre
      • Nice Ink, Rooftop!
      • NYC Clamps Down on the Tiniest Film Crews
      • Massachusetts Healthcare Goes National
      • Harry Reid Wants You to Buy Your Music
      • Artist Deduction Bill
      • Song-and-Dance Man
      • Hit Me With Your Best Art
      • Member Profile: Treva Wurmfeld
      • Member Profile: Asian Pacific American Film Festival
      • Member Profile: Looking Glasses
      • Member Profile: Gingold Theatrical Group’s Project Shaw
      • Member Profile: Music for the People
      • Member Profile: Play it by Ear Productions
      • Member Profile: Reel Venus Film Festival
      • Freedom and Anonymity on the Tubes
      • We're blogging (obviously)
      • Individual Giving hits London
      • Growing Scrutiny in the Non-Profit Sector
      • Member Profile: Lungfull! Magazine
      • Member Profile: Dreamtime Circus
      • Getting off the real estate treadmill for $1/year
      • Collaboration, Cooperation, Community
      • The Conservatory Syndrome
      • Anybody want $3,000?
      • NYSCA Shared Use Facilities Bill
      • Health Insurance Intermediaries: Critical Advocates or Middleman Bloat?
    • ► January (1)
      • Help! My Studio is a Starbucks!
  • ► 2006
    • ► July (1)
      • Alexander Hamilton for the Little Guy
    • ► April (1)
      • National Healthcare Update
    • ► January (1)
      • Jesse Helms was Right
  • ► 2005
    • ► July (1)
      • Make, Buy, or Share
    • ► April (1)
      • Open Source Art
    • ► January (1)
      • Stretching a Marketing Shoestring
  • ► 2004
    • ► October (1)
      • How to Fix the American Healthcare System: Three Simple Ideas to Improve Upon Dysfunctional Economics
    • ► July (1)
      • Picking the Right Boss: Board Development for Artistic and Executive Directors
    • ► April (1)
      • Unleash the Entrepreneur

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