Out of Order: How External Multimedia Companies "Errorize" Archaeological Exhibitions
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55630/dipp.2019.9.10Keywords:
Outsourcing, Digital Archaeology, Museum Apps, Virtual Museum, Digital HeritageAbstract
This paper discusses the influence of private companies in the museum sector. For that I will use qualitative accounts and my empirical research to evaluate and interpret the issue. This article shall present the delegation of multimedia development to outsourced companies at expense of the museum’s integrity.References
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