The document discusses using third party data sources and linking data to enrich information from various cultural institutions like museums and archives. It questions whether having many Twitter followers necessarily indicates high quality content or a broad geographic reach, noting the statistics can be flawed by cross-following. Extracting information from news articles and parliamentary records was also mentioned as a way to reuse cultural data.

1. http://www.flickr.com/photos/8of12/229738541/ - cornfed1975

2. But it costs a fortune…..
It doesn’t have to
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ari/3730927999

19. Data enrichment
Uses wide range of
3rd party data
sources
Extensive data
revisions
Linked data

22. Parliamentary data

31. Guardian news articles about
archaeology – mine them for reuse

35. The British Museum

36. Acropolis museum

37. Museums on twitter
Is this indicative of quality
content?
Probably not…..
Stats are also flawed as there’s
cross following of institutions.
http://www.museummarketing.co.uk/?p=132

41. Statistical analysis

42. Geographic reach - developed world?