So the public can help to proclaim the (beautiful) message. And think one step further, develop programs together with the public: co-creation and, even better, co-culture (within biology a cell culture, in which two different cell types grow). So much is still possible.
People want to follow artists on social media, the numbers of their followers are proof. Social media offer the possibility of contact, of access to another world. A program like 'The Voice' with so-called famous artists would not be experienced as grandly if Twitter was not interwoven in it. Young people experience The Voice simultaneously on smartphone, iPad and television. They respond to the program, to the tweets, to each other and the tweets appear on television.
Storytelling
Post announcements, images, stories, photos, messages, opinions, reports, ideas; ask for belize phone number list and give attention, it is possible with social media. It is precisely this so plagued cultural sector that can increase its reach and intensify contact with its audience by using social media. The sensation of what happens on stage remains unique, but no longer has to remain exclusive. Thanks to social media, the stories about it, before, during and after the performance can now be followed by many. It is no longer just the best friend or classmate who hears the story about the performance, but all online friends. And if it is a good story, it quickly reaches a large group of interested parties.