Technology

Local Matters: Spotlight on Young Channel 17 Volunteers 12/01/2008

Host Sam Mayfield talks with 2 Live Show volunteers Henry Prine and Averiel Hossley on their interest and enthusiasm for volunteering with Channel 17.

Media Maven: Lessons from 2008 Elections 11/20/2008

With the "netroots" activated, what can we learn from Election 2008?

From basic email strategy to social networking, counterpoint blogging tactics and wide-spread use of texting and video messages, the 2008 election presents a rich environment to analyze and learn about how to use (and not use) new media tools. Lauren-Glenn Davitian and Shay Totten of Seven Days discuss how national and local campaigns instruct nonprofit communicators (and media mavens). Part of the continuing series of Media Maven Lunches.

Governor Debate Sponsored by the Vermont Interfaith Alliance 10/27/2008

Vermont 3.0: Creative/Tech Career Jam 10/25/2008

A high-tech job expo offering attendees a chance to meet representatives from some of Vermont's most innovative companies along with panel discussions featuring employers, workers and educators from Vermont colleges who will explain what it takes to succeed in these new high-tech fields. Free and open to the public. For more information and schedules, http://www.vermont3.com .

Media Maven: Google Analytics 10/23/2008

Learn how to use web analytics reports to understand the performance of your web site and how it relates to your organizational goals. Google Analytics is undoubtedly one of the most powerful web analytics packages out there. Michael J. Nedell has a degree in Computer Science and as much as he has tried to leave technology for a more artistic life, he had been drawn time and time again into the fold of bits and bytes. After creating a successful online business he took a position at New Breed Marketing - a Winooski marketing company - as their New Media Strategist, specializing in Search Engine Optimization and site usability.

Integrated Solutions to Global Environmental Problems 10/15/2008

UVM's Aiken Lecture Series featuring keynote address by Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland, former Prime Minister of Norway, and former Director-General of the World Health Organization. Dr. Burndtland speaks on 'Integrating Technological Approaches with Political, Social and Economic Realities'.

FCC's Digital TV Demonstration 10/03/2008

The last day of analog broadcasting is February 17, 2009. The transition to digital television will most affect those who watch free over-the-air television through a rooftop antenna or “rabbit ears.” In order to continue receiving television channels, these consumers must install a digital-to-analog converter box, buy a digital television or subscribe to a paid TV service such as cable or satellite. Consumers should not need a new antenna if you get good quality reception on analog Channels 2 through 51 with your existing antenna. Digital-to-analog converter boxes are available in stores for a one-time cost of between $40 and $70. To ease the cost of the switch, federal government is offering two $40 coupons per household. For more information on the coupons, visit www.DTV2009.gov, or call 1-888-388-2009 (voice) or 1-877-530-2634 (TTY).

Local Media Show: New Media Usage 09/29/2008

Host Lauren-Glenn Davitian talks with Elaine Young on new media usage and how useful social media really is.

Vermont Access Network (VAN): ACME Media Conference - Growing Up Digital 09/26/2008

Keynote speech by Lauren Glenn Davitian at the Sept 2008 ACME Vermont "Growing Up Digital" media education conference in Burlington, Vermont. Her talk is titled "Strategic Uses of Social Media for Building a Better World."

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Local Media Show: Local Media Show 09/02/2008

Lauren-Glenn Davitian

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!