This website is intended for the discussion of museum-related topics. It also provides
mailing list and news feeds for registered users (see below). Note that these "feeds" actually provide hyperlinks to the websites containing the original sources. Copyright, if applicable, remains with the originators of the linked material.
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The Museophile discussion forums website aggregates a number of feeds from news sources, mailing lists and newsgroups concerning museum-related issues. These are listed below for convenience.
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