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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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LGD- 1996 Federal Telecommunications Act 05/05/2005

Lauren-Glenn Davitian (Executive Director CCTV) on 1996 Telecommunications Act

LGD, LIVE 11/10/1992

Channel 17 Live Show - Laure-Glenn Davitian registers the public's opinion on whether or not an Electronic Town Meeting should be conducted.

BURL. PARKS & REC. FALL PREVIEW 09/10/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

LGD hosts Burlington Parks and Recreation Department discussing upcoming events

LGD, GENERAL 09/08/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian gives an update on Primary Day Elections

JIM RADER ON ELECTIONS 08/19/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian hosts Jim Rader on Primaries and Redistricting

JANET MULLIN ON SOLID WASTE BUDGET 08/18/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian and Janet Mullin give an update on the Solid Waste District

DEM. JOHN TATRO FOR LT. GOV. 08/17/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian hosts John Tatro (D) Candidate for Lt. Gov.

BRIAN COSGROVE, REP. NATL. CONVENTION 08/14/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian discusses the Republican National Convention with Brian Cosgrove

NORFUL & CHIEF NIELEWOCKI, LIVE 08/12/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian hosts Winooski Mayor Bill Norful and Police Chief Walter Nieliwocki

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