As you are preparing your report, here are a few statistics to round up Museums and the Web:

• papers presented: 38 [all papers on-line]
• demonstrations given: 57 [descriptions on-line]
• interaction sessions: 20 [most with papers on-line]
• exhibitors: 29 [descriptions on-line]
• number of registrants: 662 [see their institutions]
• countries represented: 27
  

The London Museums Hub is inviting tenders for two pieces of consultancy work:

Online audience research
This project aims to provide a more complete understanding of the London Hub's online audiences, and the relationship between online and physical use of the Hub museums. The project will involve analysis of previous research carried out by the Hub partners, along with new research specifically for this project. The outputs of the project will include a report detailing findings and recommendations, along with a practical methodology to enable the Hub to take this forward over the longer-term.

A more detailed brief is available here:
http://www.mlalondon.org.uk/uploads/documents/Online_audience_research_brief.doc

Developing a common methodology for recording and using web statistics