Background and Format: Founded in 2001, formerly Culture24, following 24HourMuseum.org.uk, Museum Crush is the UK's Virtual National Museum. It includes content such as arts and museum news, exhibition reviews and in-depth online trails. The team states: "We believe the most beautiful, intriguing objects have one thing in common: they reside in museums and the new brand will celebrates museums, galleries, archives and heritage sites and the collections, stories and knowledge they share."  Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at "culturally curious readers" - aiming to be "mobile-first and fully integrated with key social media platforms" and "a highly visual experience with a curated, magazine feel".  Supplements and sections: Museum Crush carries museum and gallery exhibition and event listings together with venue information. The team will run a free Direct Data Entry system http://weareculture24.org.uk/network/ so organisations can enter listings for free. (Listings on Museum Crush will be searchable by date, time, region and subject and featured listings will be highlighted according to the quality of their imagery. Listings Coordinator Kate McNab can be reached at kate@culture24.org.uk for more information on how to help with listings content.) Other information: The team welcomes content such as: Long lead news previews relating to forthcoming exhibitions with good and plentiful imagery (at least a month prior to the exhibition opening) Material the team can turn into features about unusual collections and objects Access to behind-the-scenes stories exploring museum stores and collections Help in making top-tens and listicles that create subject connections across collections in different parts of the UK and beyond such as: http://www.culture24.org.uk/history-and-heritage/archaeology/art520745-the-top-ten-historical-forensic-facial-reconstructions Picture stories News stories about collection acquisitions and discoveries  Strong, shareable pictures of objects, collection items and interiors - images that hero the object or artwork rather than the person. Forthcoming exhibition images. Museum Crush pictures will be larger and the team will endeavour, where possible, to publish images at a size of at least 1,000 pixels wide - whilst adhering to all copyright constraints.  

Background: Museum Mum, a London based culture and family travel blog written by Vyki Sparkes. Founded in 2014 to encourage families to visit museum and heritage attractions, Museum Mum has become a leading cultural blog. In 2019 it was chosen as the Arts & Culture Winner in the UK Blog Awards. Museum Mum combines Vyki’s expertise in parenting and museum curation to create intelligent content which remains relatable and useful to everyday families. 

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Explores the 400-year history of the oldest business in North America: fur trapping and trading.

Written for the owners and operators of non-profit gift and book shops. Guide to better buying decisions, monitoring inventory and sales, retail trends, updated information on museum and trade members, customer service, store design and e-commerce for small operations. Museum Store magazine DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. Follow the link for additional guidelines and information: http://www.museumstoreassociation.org/Public/Knowledge_Center/Pubs/MS_Writer_Guidelines.aspx

Edited for the owners and operators of gift shops located at museums, national and state parks, museum style stores, zoo and other public attractions. Showcases new products and highlights marketing strategies for this specialized marketplace.

Background and Format Established in January 2013, Museums + Heritage Advisor is owned by the operator of the UK's largest free trade show for people working in and amongst the cultural industry, the Museums + Heritage Show. It offers news, features, comment, in-depth project case studies, product and opinion resource as well as a directory for museum, gallery, cultural and heritage visitor attraction professionals. In April 2014, Museums + Heritage Show acquired Museums & Heritage Magazine which was first published in 1991. It now incorporates its editorial material into Museums + Heritage Advisor's online content. Audience and Readership This website is aimed specifically at professionals and decision makers within the museum, heritage and gallery professions. Monthly Unique Users Monthly average total visits: 13,884, pages viewed: 30,846 and pages viewed per visit: 2.8. Source: Publisher. Ad rates For advertising information visit here or please contact Felicity at felicity@museumsandheritage.com or on +44 (0)1905 724734. Other information Their YouTube channel can be found here. They also offer a fortnightly e-newsletter which offers news, opinions and features from the cultural sector. You can reach the editor at adrian@museumsandheritage.com and general enquiries can be directed to sara@museumsandheritage.com.

Background and Format:First launched in 1998, Museum Practice addresses the key practical, technical and management issues that face museums. It provides analysis on subjects such as Access, Learning, Marketing, Interpretation, Collections, Conservation, Multimedia, and Management. Previously a magazine, it is now purely on an online media outlet.Audience and Readership:Professionals in the museum and heritage sectors.Monthly Unique Users:Source: PublisherAd Rates:Advertising information is available here. or email adverts@museumsassociation.org

Museums Journal covers all the latest news for all those interested in the policy or management issues associated with working in museums and galleries. It covers news, analysis of key issues, profiles, reviews and details of the latest projects in the Museum industry.  Museums Journal is aimed at those employed in museums, galleries, historic properties, arts organisations, archives and libraries. They include directors, senior managers, consultants, marketing and administration personnel, technical staff, curators, and keepers.

Provieds a forum for professionals in small and mid-sized museums across the country to communicate with one another by sharing their ideas and showcasing their accomplishments.