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From the Museum of Broadcast Communication:
“You’re invited to join the Museum of Broadcast Communications at Museum.TV TONIGHT! at 6 PM Central for a live online roundtable with viewer participation – Conan @ 100 – America’s Late Night Evolution!”

WHAT: A live video streaming event with online participation
WHEN: TONIGHT!, November 10, 2009 – 6 p.m. (CT)
WHO:
Mike Niederman, [...]

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This is “primarily a virtual event” but if there are any Parkies out there interested perhaps they can be there live.  Here is the FIR (slightly reformatted & highlighted by me):
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Arianna Sikorski, USC / 213-740-1899
For questions: summitinfo@najp.org
Web site: www.najp.org/summit
The USC Annenberg School for Communication and the National Arts Journalism Program, with [...]

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Poynter: live chat with Koppel

Mallery Jean Tenore just posted this live Poynter event:
Join us Monday, Sept. 14, at 7 p.m. for live coverage of the conversation, “Journalism in Crisis: Who’s to Blame?” with Ted Koppel. He’ll talk about the state of media, what got us here and how we can preserve the integrity of news.
As part of the live [...]

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I just received an alert of a free upcoming Educause Live! webinar with Joan Getman, Cornell University (& Ithaca College grad):

Joan Getman
Senior Strategist for Learning Technologies
Cornell University

Topic: Digitally Literate Storytellers
Date: September 16, 2009
Time: 1:00 p.m. EDT (12:00 p.m. CDT, 11:00 a.m. MDT, 10:00 a.m. PDT).
International participants: You may wish to visit this external time-conversion website to [...]

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From Ithaca College / Office of Media Relations 9/2/09:
ITHACA, NY — The producers and directors of “Trouble the Water,” the Oscar-nominated documentary about Hurricane Katrina, will screen their film and talk about their work in two appearances at Ithaca College. The presentations by Tia Lessin and Carl Deal — who were also producers on Michael [...]

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Just noticed that some videos from the Beyond Broadcast conference at the University of Southern California have been posted.

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Source: HarvardBusiness.org, “Three ways to make conferences better,” by Nick Morgan, 6/2/09.
For those of use gearing up to travel to the American Library Association’s conference in Chicago this July, here is food for thought.

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FreePress has made available transcripts, audio and video their Changing Media Summit.

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Details on the conference from the alert:
Join FAIR at the NYC Grassroots Media Conference
The 6th Annual NYC Grassroots Media Conference
Hope to Action
Saturday May 30th 2009
9 am-6 pm
Hunter College, North Building 69th Street and Lexington Ave

Since 2004, the annual NYC Grassroots Media Conferences feature workshops, skills-sharing, dialogue, debate and strategizing sessions about media making, media policy [...]

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Variety: Onion wins Peabody Award

Source: Variety.com, “The Onion wins Peabody Award: Fake news site among those honored,” by Sam Thielman, 5/18/09.
It is about time we took fake news seriously (news that is intended to be fake, not the fake news that is intended to be truth, to be sure).

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To Infinity &Beyond: Congrats to our Grads

Ground Control to IC Grads:  Congratulations
I attended the graduation ceremony yesterday to cheer on our graduating class of 2009 (Brrr, il fait froid!).  They’ve proven to be a creative, compassionate, and intelligent group and will surely brighten the future of our spaceship earth.  What a pleasure it was to hear astronaut Jim Lovell remind us [...]

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Source:PRNewser, 5/13: “Day one of Nielsen’s CLIO festival in Vegas is in the books, and the first ever awards for PR were given to nine campaigns in crisis, corporate and consumer categories.”

[To illustrate the plight of the honey bee, Haagen-Dazs killed off a few on the dance floor, via HelptheHoneyBees YouTube channel]
more about “PRNewser: [...]

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Source: email from news@paleycenter.ccsend.com
Subject: Cyberbullying and More New Events
Date: 5/6/09
Here are just two fantastic events from the Paley Center:
CYBERBULLYING AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT
Monday, May 11, 2009
6:00 to 7:30 pm
A free-for-the-public event held in partnership with the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Cyberbullying has reached epidemic proportions. Schoolyard fights have turned into MySpace taunts and [...]

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Source: email from publicaffairs@macfound.org
Subject: MacArthur Island in Virtual World to Open with Public Forum on May 18
Here is the posting about the Second Life forum:

MacArthur Island in Virtual World to Open with Public Forum on May 18
On May 18, to mark the launch of MacArthur Island in the virtual world of Second Life, the Foundation [...]

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The Center for Social Media just sent out its newsletter.  I did not see an HTML version so linked to key bits from the T.O.C.  For more info, visit the CSM site.

Upcoming Events

Reel Journalism – beginning May 18th w/ the Newseum

Beyond Broadcast – June 3-6 U of Sth Cal Annenberg “Public Service Media from Local [...]

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Source: Salon.com / Glenn Greenwald, 4/19/09. Just found the videos of the Izzy Awards on Glenn Greenwald’s blog. They’re posted in segments: Glenn Greenwald’s speech (in 2 parts); Jeff Cohen’s intro; Amy Goodman’s speech (in 4 parts). Just one appears, below.  Took a minute to roll the footage for me, so [...]

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more about “Media Reform Update from Josh Silver …“, posted with vodpod

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Gary Fine, Director of the Prisoner Express Project at the Durland Library, just alerted me of a play by Ashley Morris called Poetic Injustice.  Ms. Morris  is an intern at the Durland Library.  Fine described her research and how, “She used the journals written by the participants in the Prisoner Express Journal Project for the [...]

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Source: ecrea@listserv.vub.ac.be
Subject: [ecrea] 2009 Workshop of the ECREA’s “Communication Law and Policy” Section – New Directions for Communication Policy Research
I reckon this is directed primarily at ECREA members & may focus on European law &policy. However, a huge discussion on the Video Librarians’ listserv concerns an international case about file transfer company Pirate Bay (facilitates [...]

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For any institute of higher learning to operate effectively and achieve its mission of teaching and learning, there must be Academic Freedom; this should be true for faculty in the classroom or their research activities, but also in the campus press. This Tuesday, IC students for Academic Freedom (IC SCAR) will be hosting two events:
I [...]

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