Posts Tagged ‘ National Conference for Media Reform ’

Using Social Networks Politically

January 13, 2007
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Using Social Networks Politically

  How do I? – John Gilchrist of Superspade.blogspot.com/ questions the panel on social networking and political change. Between the subject and the occasional bass from a session in an adjoining room, no one slept after lunch at this session. MEMPHIS (Jan. 13) – The “Bubbling Up: MySpace, YouTube, Social Networking & Political Change” breakout…

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How Do You Make It Pay?

January 13, 2007
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Memphis (Jan. 12) – During Friday’s “Building and Sustaining Independent Media” breakout session, the presenters overviewed their individual independent outlets and suggested how the independent media landscape could be strengthened, yet they could only suggest diversifying when trying to answer the most-asked question of the afternoon: how can independent media make money? Kim Spencer, executive…

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Jackson Invokes King’s Memory, Purpose

January 12, 2007
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Jackson Invokes King’s Memory, Purpose

Continuing the Fight – Rev. Jesse Jackson finishes his speech at the National Conference for Media Reform. Jackson urged participants to continue the fight to keep independent media alive and well. MEMPHIS (Jan. 12) – Rev. Jesse Jackson told a gathered crowd of approximately 2,500 and an additional 2,000 watching the event through streaming media…

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Looking Forward Rather than Looking Back

January 12, 2007
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Looking Forward Rather than Looking Back

By Ronald Sitton Schwag – The conference fees paid for this tote bag, book, magazines and access to a Friday night concert featuring the North Mississippi All Stars among other things. MEMPHIS (Jan. 12) – I’ve just pulled into Memphis and made it to the Conference Hall for the National Conference for Media Reform. Slate-gray…

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