AusStage: e-Research in the Performing Arts

Jonathan Bollen · Julie Holledge · Glen McGillivray

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The summary of a panel session held on the development of AusStage at the eResearch Australasia 2008 conference in Melbourne is discussed. New eResearch methodologies and their application to performing arts research through three case studies are also highlighted.

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