Missed this while I was away but it seems Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery is cracking down on photos of their collection appearing on Flickr and, presumably, other online venues. You can get permission to take photos there if you sign a waiver that says the copyright remains with them. Presumably this policy was put in place before the rise of digital photography and online sharing muddied the issue with people using Flickr, etc in the same way folk used photo albums in the past. So should BM&AG just ban photography completely?
Job listings from Audiences Central- Events organiser
- Curatorial Research Associate, University of Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton
- Development Manager (Trusts & Foundations)
- Programme Manager, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Liverpool
- Chief Executive, Lyric Theatre, Belfast
- Youth Theatre Director, York Royal Theatre, North Yorkshire
- Press & Marketing Assistant - Welsh National Opera
- Drama and Dance Adviser - British Council
- Marketing Manager (Campaigns), Welsh National Opera
- General Manager
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