Twitter Feed Crossover Edition for January 2012

The majority of you who receive YCM emails 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. So here are some stories I've posted on Twitter over the last four weeks. --Thomas Cott

• Twitter's Redesign Offers New Options to Nonprofits

• RSC to perform "kid-friendly King Lear" in 2012, then distribute on DVD to every NYC public school in 2013

• Tate Gallery may not renew BP sponsorship deal after environmental protests

• Harvard Mag: The future of theater in a digital age 
• NY becomes 7th state to approve new hybrid alternative to nonprofit, "benefit corporation"

• 6 ways to improve how your arts organization uses Google Analytics

• Is Facebook Good for Fundraising?

• Viral charitable donations based on users' interests and activities

• 2011's digital developments in the arts and cultural sector

• Will the fake musical from the new TV show "Smash" actually make it to Broadway?

• NBC and "Smash" Plan New Musicals Initiative in U.S. Schools

• Survey: In 90% of wealthy US households, women control the charitable checkbooks

• Arts companies should have smarter "unsubscribe" webpages 
• New study shows arts degrees yield highest unemployment

• Ten Things the Dance Field Should Be Talking About in 2012

• In last 3 yrs, no change in how often arts-goers check their e-mail but where they check email has changed a lot

• Will they stop calling it a "film"? Movie theatres go digital or go bust