(ISF) FW: Social media forum at NPR

(Dear ISF Colleagues: In addition to being the linchpin of the
Digital Divide Network, the senior product manager for online
communities at National Public Radio, and a heck of a nice guy, Andy
Carvin is a visionary when it comes to social media. If he's holding
a confab on the topic, I think that nonprofit technology professionals
ought to consider listening in! Best regards from Deborah)

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From: Andy Carvin < andycarvin%40yahoo.com">andycarvinyahoo.com>
Date: Feb 18, 2007 1:21 PM
Subject: [DDN] Social media forum at NPR
To: digitaldivide%40digitaldivide.net">digitaldividedigitaldivide.net

Hi everyone,

this week I hosted a small gathering of thinkers and practitioners
from the Web 2.0 world to help advise NPR as we develop our strategies
regarding social networking and user-generated content. Among the
participants were media bloggers Jeff Jarvis, David Weinberger, Jay
Rosen and Doc Searls, along with vlogger Zadi Diaz and former BBCer
Euan Semple. I liveblogged the morning session and posted a bunch of
video clips that might be of interest:

www.andycarvin.com

thanks,
andy

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Andy Carvin

andycarvin at yahoo com
http://www.andycarvin.com
http://www.pbs.org/learningnow
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Sent from my battered old Treo

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