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Palomar New Media

via gustavo bianchi 7

00153 Roma

Italy

http://www.palomarnewmedia.com/

Phone: +39065754632

Community Partner

Palomar New Media , Italy

Palomar New Media works is a web communication agency based in Rome, Italy. It currently has a workforce of 22 IT professionals working for 4 main sectors:

New technologies and Artistic and Cultural Heritage
Communication strategy for Public Administration
Digital Communication for Media Companies
Management and integration of data and maps
Palomar New Media wors with ez cms from 2003 and we made a number of websites with this system.
Agricoltura Italiana Online
Jimmy
Planet
Caccia e Pesca
Union Camere Lazio
Zetema
Portale del Sistema dei Musei Civici di Roma

Palomar New Media references (34)

Sovraintendenza ai Beni Culturali - Comune di Roma - http://www.sovraintendenzaroma.it/

The "Sovraintendenza ai Beni Culturali" manages and mantains archeological and historical sites property of comune di Roma. This departmente also organizes cultural events like exhibition, seminars, etc.

Turismo Roma - http://www.turismoroma.it/

Tourists who want to travel in Rome will find a lot of infos about accomodation, food and, obviously, events. This web site is published by Comune di Roma and offers all the instruments to enjoy a holiday in the Italian capital city together with a selection of what happens in the city.
Made with eZ Publish 3.8.6

ONILFA - Osservatorio per l'imprenditoria ed il lavoro femminile in agricoltura - http://www.onilfa.gov.it/Chi-siamo

Onilfa is the Observatory of woman entrpeneurship in agriculture. Is an institution created by the Italian Government to help women involved in agriculture and food production

AIOL - Agricoltura Italiana Online - http://www.agricolturaitalianaonline.gov.it/

New website for the online magazine of Ministry of Agricultural

Food and Forestry Policies. New features like comments, video and audio files.

Estate Romana 2008 - http://www.estateromana.comune.roma.it

New Website for Estate Romana 2008 edition. The most important summer event in Rome covering cinema, music, theatre, performing arts, cultural events. Every year Estate Romana manages about 2.500 events. All the infos are collected in this website built with eZ Publish version 3.9.4

Civita - http://www.civita.it

Civita the most important public company related to Italy's cultural heritage. Cvita manages museums and organizes exhibition all over Italy. The website is realized using eZ Publish 3.9.4.

Teatro dell'Opera di Roma - http://www.operaroma.it/

The Teatro dell'Opera di Roma is one of the most important cultural institutions of Italy. The new website has been built using eZ publish 3.9.4.
The new design has involved all the aspects of this important web publication: new look & feel, new information architecture, new functionality and new technological infrastructure.
Users can find all the info they need about the season, videos, pictures and audio files together with tha chance of buying opera tickets online.

Museo di Roma - http://www.museodiroma.it/

The eighteenth century Palazzo Braschi, situated in the heart of Renaissance and Baroque Rome, between Piazza Navona and Piazza Campo dei Fiori, is the home of the Museum of Rome. The building, designed by the architect Cosimo Morelli (1732-1812), has recently undergone complex structural work and restoration works to return its majestic architecture, atmospheric courtyard, delicate stuccowork and painted rooms to their original splendour.

Museo della Civiltà Romana - http://www.museociviltaromana.it/

The Museum of Roman Culture opened in 1955. Its 59 sections illustrate all aspects of ancient Roman civilization through an outstanding collection of plaster casts taken from originals in museums across the world, many of which have since been damaged or lost, and scale models reconstructing monuments from all over the Roman Empire.

Museo Barracco - http://www.museobarracco.it/

The Museo Barraco consists of a prestigious collection of antique sculpture – art from Assyria, Egypt, Cyprus, Phoenicia, Etruria, Greece and Rome – which Giovanni Barracco, a wealthy nobleman of Calabria, gave to the Municipality of Rome in 1904. Baron Barracco had dedicated his life to collecting such pieces, some acquired from antiques’ merchants, others recovered from the excavations which, at the end of the nineteenth century, marked the urban transformation of Rome as the capital of Italy.

Museo dell'Ara Pacis - http://www.arapacis.it/

The Ara PAcis has been restored to the public after a long period of inaccessibility, while vital works were carried out to create conditions suitable for conserving the monument over a long period. A study done in the Nineties showed the altar to be in such an alarming condition that the Municipal Administration decided to undertake very significant changes and to substitute the container, which had been constructed from an design by Morpurgo in 1938 and was proving entirely inadequate to protect the most precious monument of the Augustan age from dust, exhaust gases, vibrations, changes in temperature and humidity, with a museum complex built in accordance with the most up to date conservation criteria.

Mercati di Traiano - http://www.mercatiditraiano.it/

The Museo dei Fori Imperiali located in Mercati di Traiano is topographically and conceptually linked to the greater urban system of the Imperial Forums, that of Caesar (46 B.C.), Augustus (2 B.C.), Templum Pacis, (75 A.D.), Nerva (97 A.D.) and Trajan (112 and 113 A.D.).
Dedicated to ancient architecture the museum is the first of its kind.

Musei Capitolini - http://www.museicapitolini.org/

Web site of one of the most visited and reknown museum of the world. It take part in the larger Musei Civici project. The Musei Capitolini date back to 1471, when Pope Sixtus IV donated to the people of Rome a group of bronze statues that until then had been kept at the Lateran. These statues constituted its original core collection. Various popes subsequently expanded the collection with works taken from excavations around Rome; some were moved from the Vatican, some, such as the Albani collection, were bought specifically for the museum. Around the middle of the eighteenth century, Pope Benedict XIV created a picture gallery. A considerable quantity of archaeological material was also added at the end of the nineteenth century when Rome became the capital of Italy and new excavations were carried out whilst creating two completely new districts were created for the expanding city.

Musei di Villa Torlonia - http://www.museivillatorlonia.it/

The park of the Villa Torlonia contains two museums: the Casino Nobile and the Casina delle Civette (House of the Owls).
The web site is part of the larger Musei in Comune project.

Museo delle Mura - http://www.museodellemuraroma.it/

The Museum of the Walls is located in Porta San Sebastiano, one of the largest and best preserved parts of the Aurelian Walls. The current display, on the first and second floors, opened in 1990 and is divided into three sections - ancient, mediaeval and modern, each with explanatory texts, drawings and photographs. The display narrates the history of the city's fortifications.

Museo Napoleonico - http://www.museonapoleonico.it/

The web site is part of the larger Musei in Comune project. In 1927 Count Giuseppe Primoli (1851-1927), the son of Count Pietro Primoli and Princess Carlotta Bonaparte, donated his important collection of works of art, Napoleonic relics, and family mementos, all collected in the ground floor of his Palazzo, to the city of Rome. The collection, which had also absorbed some objects belonging to his brother Luigi (1858-1925), had come into existence not so much from the wish to bear witness to the imperial splendour, as from a desire to document the close relationship between the Bonapartes and Rome.

Aperto per Restauro - www.apertoperestauro.siena.it

this is the operative site. The site is multilingual (Italian, English and Chinese). Open for restoration is a web communication project for the Superintendence for Architectural Heritage and the Landscape of Siena and Grosseto. It shows all the information on artistic restorations works in the area of Siena and grosseto.

Moto TV - www.moto.tv

Moto.tv is a television channel dedicated to motorbikes enthusiasts. The website integrates also a customized system to mange the tv programming.

Centrale Montemartini - http://www.centralemontemartini.org

Developed by Palomar New Media in the context of the larger Musei In Comune project.

The Montemartini centre was the first public electricity plant to produce electricity for Rome. It opened at the beginning of the 1900s on the Via Ostiense, between the General Markets and the left bank of the Tiber.

It was converted, in 1997, into a temporary site for the archeological masterpieces of the Musei Capitolini's collection, turning into a permanent site as of 2005.

Aperto per Restauro (Open for Restoration) - http://www.apertoperestauro.siena.it

Presentation site for the Open for restoration project.
The site is multi-lingual, the user can switch between italian, english and chinese.

Open for restoration is a web communication project for the Superintendence for Architectural Heritage and the Landscape of Siena and Grosseto, in collaboration with the City Council of Siena, the Monte dei Paschi Foundation- institutions that have financed the initiative- and ARCUS S.p.A, organization for the development and promotion of culture and the arts, that has also provided economic support to the project. The technological applications have been developed by Palomar New Media.

Aperto per Restauro (Open for Restoration) - http://www.apertoperrestauro.siena.it

Open for restoration is a web communication project for the Superintendence for Architectural Heritage and the Landscape of Siena and Grosseto, in collaboration with the City Council of Siena, the Monte dei Paschi Foundation- institutions that have financed the initiative- and ARCUS S.p.A, organization for the development and promotion of culture and the arts, that has also provided economic support to the project. The technological applications have been developed by Palomar New Media.

Zètema - http://www.zetema.it/

Zétema is an Italian company based in Roma. The core business of Zètema is culture. Its mission is to manage artistic and archaeological patrimony and the associate tourist services and cultural events in the best manner. The website of Zétema plays an important role to inform about those services and events, but also to provide a corporate presentation of the company.

The webstie has been developped by eZ systems local partner, Palomar.

Agricoltura Italiana Online - www.agricolturaitalianaonline.gov.it

Official site of the online magazine issued by the Italian Ministry of Agricultural and Forestry Politics.

Planet eZ publish - http://www.planetezpublish.org

The Planet eZ publish site is an aggregation of blog entries of community and eZ systems crew members and users, writing about eZ-related topics.

Jimmy.tv - www.jimmy.tv

Jimmy is an italian satellite tv channel in the Sky package, airing old and new tv series, legendary movies, documentaries and music specials. The site uses standard eZ 3.3 functionalities and is realized by Palomar New Media, an italian-based web company.

Agricoltura Italiana Online - http://www.agricolturaitalianaonline.gov.it

The online version of the official magazine of the Ministry of Agricultural and Forestal Policies.

Sailing Channel - http://www.sailingchannel.it/

The website of one of the most important sailing related tv channel

Portale dei Musei Civici di Roma - http://www.museiincomuneroma.it/

Made to link all the Museums managed by the Comune di Roma, this portal represents an important step towards the modernization and promotion of the cultural heritage of Rome