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Building Arts Audiences and Communities on the Web: A Guide for Arts Organizations

Author
Beth Kanter
Publisher
New York Foundation for the Arts
Place
New York, NY
ETC archive
ETC0506

Abstract

Chapters include: Getting Started; Planning your Web Page; Learning HTML; Implementation.
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Beth Kanter. Building Arts Audiences and Communities on the Web: A Guide for Arts Organizations. New York Foundation for the Arts. 1997.

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Chapters include: Getting Started; Planning your Web Page; Learning HTML; Implementation.

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