Twitter Feed Crossover Edition for September 2011

Since the majority of you only receive my daily email, most of you miss out on some additional stories of interest that I post on Twitter which don't fit naturally into one of my daily themed email editions of You've Cott Mail. Here are some recent stories I've highlighted on Twitter. --TC 

• "Access to arts education is one of the civil rights issues of our time." http://ow.ly/6oMij
   
• Chicago theater experiments with 'wedding registry'-style dynamic pricing plan http://bit.ly/ot8jLe
   
• Are you a musician or composer that makes money from your music? Share the details for the "Future of Music" study: http://bit.ly/pttB9f
   
• Is anger killing your art? http://tinyurl.com/3mpmrqw 
  OR helping you create? http://tinyurl.com/3zryg5d
   
• Winning Subject Lines To Help Cultural Orgs Drive Up Email Open Rates http://www.technologyinthearts.org/?p=2025
   
• Ticketmaster enhances online seating charts so customers can see where their Facebook friends are sitting. http://mashable.com/2011/08/23/ticketmaster-seat-maps-facebook/
   
• AEG Launches Axs Ticketing Platform To Rival Ticketmaster http://bit.ly/qYjRN4
   
• How Is It Possible that 90% of People Don't Know About "Command [or Control] + F"? http://gizmodo.com/5832594/how-is-it-possible-that-90-of-people-dont-know-about-command-%252B-f
   
• This link got omitted from the YCM edition for Sept 7th: click here to watch the video of Andrew McIntyre's talk "Arts Marketing Is Dead: Long Live The Audience" http://www.artsmidwest.org/news/multimedia