i just want to say, as much as i DO particularly enjoy this ISSUES forum, how nice it is to have three whole days go by - without any ISSUES!<P>after glasco/NBoC and martha graham co situation, not to mention Rent vs. Arts, it's been kinda wearing.....<P>

You asked for it Grace! Another Glasco issue! Just when you thought it was over. As a web mistress extraordinaire I would love to have your feedback on Glasco’s revamped Web site (The Kimberly Glasco Network). Check it out: <A HREF="http://www.kim-glasco.com" TARGET=_blank>www.kim-glasco.com</A> <P>------------------<BR>Michael Goldbarth

Lately the biggest issue for me is parenting 2 young dancers!...<P>

Michael, the Glasco site you give above just has a message thet the site has been taken down with no new site identified.<P>Do you know any more about this?

It's short and to the point, which is in its favor, but the graphics are lame (read: nonexistent) and the punctuation is poor (again read: non-existent).<P><P>------------------<BR>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<BR>Jeffrey E. Salzberg,<BR>Lighting Designer<BR>Online portfolio, now including "This Day in Arts History":<BR><A HREF="http://www.suncoast.quik.com/salzberg" TARGET=_blank>http://www.suncoast.quik.com/salzberg</A> <P>

The biggest issue concerning me right now is that my latest issue of ArtSEARCH didn't arrive. When I called Theatre Communications Group to complain, they told me my subscription had expired.<P>Seems to be that it'd be a nice thing to do -- as well as good business -- to <I>tell</I> people when their subscriptions are about to lapse.<P>So if anyone has the most recent ArtSEARCH. . . .<BR><p>[This message has been edited by salzberg (edited August 09, 2000).]

ah yes, michael:<BR> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>This site no longer exists<P> Thank you for your support<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>-succinct. graphics chosen with a view to speedy page-loading. what more can i say?<P>jeff - i think the punctuation is pretty 'effective'.....the message certainly gets thru.....<P>mom2 - did you find the thread in THE STUDIO titled 'Parenting a Dancer' - its a survey, where the degree candidate compiling the results would no doubt appreciate your insights....<P>so what's ARTSEARCH, jeff? at the risk of having to move this thread to MISCELLANY ...<P>

That was very cruel of me! I’m sorry Grace! <BR>I thought you might get a giggle out of it. I am very surprised Glasco has chosen not to continue with some sort of Web site. Exposure on the Web may jump-start her career. What’s left of it. Overall, I was not very impressed with the site when it was up and running.<P>------------------<BR>Michael Goldbarth

ArtSEARCH (subtitled "The National Employment Bulletin for the Arts") is published by Theatre Communications group. Subscription rates are $64(US) a year, with an extra $$10 for the email option.<P>Contact:<P>TCG<BR>355 Lexington Ave.<BR>NY, NY 10017<BR>Attn: Orders Dept.<P>(212) 697-5230<P><P>------------------<BR>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<BR>Jeffrey E. Salzberg,<BR>Lighting Designer<BR>Online portfolio, now including "This Day in Arts History":<BR><A HREF="http://www.suncoast.quik.com/salzberg" TARGET=_blank>http://www.suncoast.quik.com/salzberg</A> <P>

agree with all those points, mg - except that it wasn't cruel to ME - only to STUART!

I think it's interesting that magazine is more expensive when it weighs nothing. Ten dollars extra to get it emailed to you? Seems silly.

i've never heard of this option - seriously...are some mags making the whole thing available online, but password-protected or something?

Yes, grace. I subscribe to the on-line version of the UK consumer magazine, 'Which', but I have to say that it is a lot cheaper than the paper version. For a large organisation this will certainly make sense. However, you can see that for a small organisation the cost of setting up to deliver via the Internet may well be more expensive. However, I would cross-subsidise the Internet version to try to build up a presence ahead of any competitors.<P>

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>I think it's interesting that magazine is more expensive when it weighs nothing. Ten dollars extra to get it emailed to you? Seems silly.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>I agree, Prisanh. TCG's policy is that -- to get the listings by email, you have to also subscribe to the print version. . .even if you opt to not receive the hard-copy. I find this unfortunate, especially since a large percentage of their subscribers are, by definition, looking for jobs and therefore in need of pinching pennies.<P>It's not a "magazine", except in the strictest sense of the word; it's just a bunch of job listings, sorted by category (Artistic, Production, Administration, Educational, Career Development). When you sign up for the email option, you specify which categories you want to receive and they show up in your mailbox about a week before the print version arrives.<P><P>------------------<BR>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<BR>Jeffrey E. Salzberg,<BR>Lighting Designer<BR>Online portfolio, now including "This Day in Arts History":<BR><A HREF="http://www.suncoast.quik.com/salzberg" TARGET=_blank>http://www.suncoast.quik.com/salzberg</A> <P>

trust stuart to 'make' us an issue:
http://forum.criticaldance.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=3&t=000098

<img src="http://www.criticaldance.com/ubb/wink.gif" alt="" />

<font size = -2><center>(Edited by salzberg to fix link)</center></font>

<small>[ 08-11-2002, 15:44: Message edited by: salzberg ]</small>