[imc-tc-network] imc-tc-outreach Digest, Vol 17, Issue 3

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Can you call a lovely young woman that I met recently at Intermedia Arts? She may interested in this, as well as the Radical Community stuff. I don't know whether she has email or not. But her name is Anna 612 246 1190. Thanks

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Today's Topics:

1. Nov. 3: Twin Cities Media Alliance Media Forum; Keynote:
Robert McChesney (Eric Angell)


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Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 16:33:08 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Eric Angell" 
Subject: [imc-tc-network] Nov. 3: Twin Cities Media Alliance Media
Forum; Keynote: Robert McChesney
To: "List: Twin Cities Indymedia"

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http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/nov3forum

Life After Newspapers: Challenges and Opportunities for New Media and the
Public (Twin Cities Media Alliance?s 2007 Annual Citizen Media Forum)

Sat Nov 3rd, 9am ? 3pm
Minneapolis Central Library, 300 Nicollet Mall, Mpls

Cost: Free! Pre-registration requested for lunch ($7)--check back for
registration form after October 17.

What does life after newspapers look like? Why should we care?
In the midst of an extremely tumultuous year for the Twin Cities? two
mainstream newspapers, this free Public Forum examines journalism, and in
particular, citizen journalism, in the age of YouTube, blogs and media
conglomeration.

Keynote speaker Robert McChesney, professor of communications at the
University of Illinois and founder of Free Press, a national, nonpartisan
media reform organization, will address the latest trends in media
ownership, its impact on democracy and the crucial role of citizens.
[www.freepress.net]

Two panels of local media veterans and analysts will discuss the changing
landscape, emerging new media, and the impact on journalism, journalists
and citizens. After an informal Lunch, free workshops on media reform,
citizen journalism and community blogging will be offered in the
afternoon.



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