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We Media Miami Deal: Book by Dec. 15

By Andrew Nachison - November 17, 2009

We know budgets are tight, some more than others. Here’s some help. If you register for We Media Miami ‘10 by Dec. 15 you’ll pay as little as $400. That’s about a third of the registration fee for non-members who wait longer. So: Register now to get in as a first mover. Details at: www.wemedia.com/miami/register/

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Join We Media on Facebook

By Andrew Nachison - November 4, 2009

We’ve just taken the plunge and opened a new “home away from home” on Facebook. Please join us there, become a fan and recommend us to your friends.
It’s here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/WeMedia/248421350296)
Of course … you can also follow on Twitter (@wemedia) or through email updates or feeds found at: www.wemedia.com/fans. Or go old school and read/share your [...]

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Registration is Open: We Media Miami ‘10

By Andrew Nachison - November 4, 2009

Registration is now open for the We Media Miami ‘10 Conference, March 9-11, 2010. Click here for more details and to register.

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Big global issues talks in DC

By Andrew Nachison - October 30, 2009

Here’s a promising collaboration we’ll be watching – and a series of events that may interest our Washington friends. The University of Miami’s Knight Center for International Media is organizing a series of discussions in Washington on big global issues with the Center for Strategic & International Studies, an influential global policy think tank. The [...]

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Hyper-Local Media. The 4th Branch of Gov2.0

By Ben Berkowitz - October 28, 2009

This is a true testimony to the magic of a system that allows for open communication and collaborative problem solving around public concerns. You can really see how media, industry, government and private citizens can work together to improve their communities:

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Economist Conversation: Future of Media

By Andrew Nachison - October 20, 2009

Tune in live or later for a discussion on the Future of Media from the Economist Media Convergence Conference.

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