Twitter Feed Crossover Edition for March 2012

The majority of you who receive YCM miss out on some additional stories of interest that I post on Twitter which don't fit naturally into my daily themed email editions of You've Cott Mail. Here are some stories I've posted on Twitter over the last four weeks. -Thomas

• Are you ready for the era of Big Data? Chart shows the arts are way behind other industries   
• A more collaborative model for touring theatre develops in the UK    
• 5 ways to encourage more full price sales for your show.    
• Greek theatre is asking audiences for food instead of tickets to help the poor in its community 
• The shock of a theater company's seemingly sudden closure   
• Study Finds 57% of Marketers Don't Use ROI To Plan Budgets; 28% Rely On Gut Instinct   
• The cross-fertilisation of London and New York theatre    
• Google's new search feature simplifies concert ticket buying    
• How Facebook "Sponsored Stories" Can Boost Engagement    
• Facebook Explains Its New Real-Time Insights   
• Salt Lake City's Ballet West will star in reality TV show   
• ENO launches search for new opera talent    
• Well, that's one way to use 450,000 staples   
• Massive opera sets/costumes for sale on eBay   
• B'way Theatre Gets New Ergonomic Seating in 48-Hour Mass Replacement Job    
• Why do we only "beware the ides" of March and no other month's "ides"? 

RETWEETS   

• @HESherman: Argument starter: Regional theater's art moving off center stage   
• @AudienceDevSpec: Major classical music orgs collaborate for perfs by violinist    
• @GdnCulturePros: Getting to the top is no longer the only way for women to have influence    
• @DDombrosky: QR Codes connect art on the wall with music on tour iPhone