Hi, all--
We were curious about how people are handling a couple of photo-release-related
situations these days:
1.) Does your institution have a formal policy concerning the use of
photography of visitors for promotional purposes (i.e. marketing or
advertising)? Do you always, sometimes,
Colleagues,
I am interested in what CRM solutions you have in place - that is, if you are
happy with them! We use some Blackbaud products (Financial Edge, Patron's Edge,
Raiser's Edge, Counter Point). The Financial part works well but we
find the integration and support for the CRM part
Eric --
I found it interesting to note that visitors entering the Civil War Days
event at the Naper Settlement Museum in Naperville Illinois were offered a
flier with the bold heading Attention all Photographers. This hand-bill
invited visitors to submit (donate) a disk of their photos to
Please respond to the list- I'm curious as well.
The Schwenkfelder Library Heritage Center does not have a formal policy. A
photo release is included as part of any youth program registration form,
and includes parental/guardian consent for SLHC staff and the local press to
take photos and use
Dear MCN list,
I have recently begun working as Head Librarian at the Menil Collection in
Houston, Texas. As part of my new job I have been asked to co-chair our
Collections Management System/Digitization Committee. Our museum does not
currently have a modern Collections Management System and
