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The document summarizes a 3-day trip by the Nevada Digital Newspaper Project to various locations in Nevada to promote their efforts. On day one they visited the Nevada State Library, Archives, and Public Records in Carson City where they saw historical artifacts like the Nevada Constitution and a 1857 map. On day two they did community outreach in Virginia City. On days three and four they met with the Washoe County School District in Reno to discuss advertising history through their work with two educators, Sara Lediard and Terra Graves, who have various certifications in media literacy and education technology.

Jane Elizabeth is a senior-level media manager with extensive experience in editing, writing, and promoting content across all platforms. She has over 20 years of experience leading digital teams and initiatives at major publications including The Washington Post and The Virginian-Pilot. Her resume highlights her roles as Deputy Editor for Regional Digital Initiatives at The Washington Post, where she launched successful new pages, and as Online News Director at The Virginian-Pilot, where she created their first online journalism team. She also has experience teaching journalism courses at the university level.

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Cassie Duck is a recent graduate of the University of Memphis with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and a 3.89 GPA. She has experience working as a library assistant at both the University of Memphis and Jackson State Community College. Her internships included researching NPR stations for the University of Memphis Vice Provost and assisting the head of Public Relations and Marketing at Jackson State Community College by editing work and providing input on social media and promotion strategies.

Public libraries played an important role for individuals and communities during the COVID-19 lockdown by providing digital resources like e-books and online activities. While library buildings were closed, many libraries offered non-contact services like home deliveries and call services for older patrons. The survey found that libraries helped reduce isolation, though digital options could not replace all in-person interactions. For libraries to better serve their communities in the future, they need support from local authorities, strong internal organization and communication, and training for staff in digital skills.

Courtney Gore is a student at North Carolina State University pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Communications - Public Relations and Political Science. She is expected to graduate in May 2015 and has a GPA of 3.47 and 3.048 respectively. Gore studied abroad in Florence, Italy in 2013 and has traveled extensively in Europe and Oceania. She has work experience providing childcare and working music festivals, where she fulfilled various responsibilities including ensuring artist needs, social media management, and press/media relations. On campus, Gore is involved in her sorority and honors societies, participating in various philanthropic and volunteer activities.

The FCCPTA is holding several advocacy events and campaigns to increase funding for Fairfax County Public Schools. This includes a First Annual Advocacy Day on December 4th for PTA members to meet with local elected officials and share stories about their schools' needs. The #StopFCPSCuts campaign will leverage social media from November 2017 to May 2018 to maintain small class sizes, keep great teachers, and provide classroom resources. FCCPTA will also participate in national PTA advocacy efforts such as the #StopCutstoClassrooms campaign to increase federal education funding.

Terren was funded by the Rockefeller Center for a winter 2015 internship, with generous support from the Dartmouth Class of 1964.

Citywoofer is a platform that provides information about upcoming educational events in users' towns to help them network, study trends, and explore career opportunities. The document encourages attending seminars, conferences, and fairs related to one's academic interests to learn about prevailing career choices and ways to succeed. Users can visit CityWoofer.com for detailed information on academic events in their town.

The document provides guidance on effective messaging and testimony for promoting policy goals. It discusses identifying key messages and stories, framing discussions positively, preparing fact sheets, and practicing question-and-answer sessions. Tips are given for public speaking, staying on message, telling impactful stories, and responding to different types of questions. The overall aim is to help participants communicate their policy expertise and goals in a clear, persuasive manner.

How to make Radio documentaries and feature to have better listeners involvement By: Zeeshan Qasim

Learn how to create a strong, appropriate, and memorable voice for your organization. Developing a strong brand voice is an essential first step to developing a social media strategy.

See3 CEO Michael Hoffman gave this talk to the 2013 International Fundraising Conference in the Netherlands. Watch to find out why what you thought you knew about social media fundraising should go right out the window.

The document provides guidance on effective storytelling and communication strategies. It discusses framing issues, sharing stories on social media, developing a story bank, and telling stories to further organizational goals. Specific tips include starting with a common assumption, introducing conflict, including memorable details, and showing a path to resolution.

Public Relations & Public Affairs presentation for the San Francisco Chapter of the New Leaders Council.

https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/ Beth Ann Locke will provide stats, real-life examples, and her own tips on how she authentically connects with donor and prospects through thanking.

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Presentation to first year students of Columbia University's GSB on February 18, 2008 that covers some common advertising pitfalls, brand building principles, and ESPN case studies. Make sure you click the middle of the slides for hyperlinks to videos. (Mostly in full image slides)

Here & There with Dave Marash is a podcast and radio show that aims to attract a younger audience through its research. Most of the target audience is unaware of the show. Research found the show lacks a unified branding element and the audience prefers engaging through discussion on platforms like Reddit. Recommendations include focusing communication on one consistent message, providing detailed show notes online, and directing engagement to a single social media platform. Implementing these changes could help the show connect with more listeners and address its challenges.

The document provides an overview of media advocacy and strategies for communicating with the media. It discusses developing key messages, framing issues, identifying what makes a story newsworthy, understanding how the media operates, and tips for effective media relations such as being prepared, focusing interviews, and telling your story through your responses.

This document summarizes a workshop on digital engagement strategies for newsrooms. It includes introductions, an agenda, and discussions on various engagement topics like social media conversations, contests, crowdsourcing, photo engagement, and time management. Attendees are encouraged to try 1-2 strategies discussed each week and follow up with questions. Slides and links will be posted online after the workshop. The goal is to help newsrooms better engage their audiences and build communities through digital tools.

The document provides 11 steps for successful social networking and 6 things to avoid. The key steps are to listen first, share content in social spaces, define desired outcomes and goals, decide if social networking can help achieve goals, borrow tools from social networks, find passionate supporters, think like the Marine Corps by focusing on a few super supporters, start small and simple, have a social media policy, measure results, and plug supporters into your website. Things to avoid include trying to control conversations, having an unstructured wild west approach, only focusing on money, failing to set goals, and quitting when mistakes happen.

The document provides guidance and best practices for working effectively with the media. Some key points covered include: - Developing clear and concise key messages and staying focused on goals when communicating with the media - Thinking strategically about target audiences and using a variety of dissemination strategies beyond just mainstream media - Preparing for interviews by anticipating questions and practicing delivering messages - Focusing on newsworthy angles like controversy, conflict, solutions, trends and personal stories when discussing issues with reporters - Learning to address difficult questions by bridging to prepared key messages and not getting defensive.

The document discusses designing digital services and products to better support users navigating death and loss. It notes that death is a universal human experience that will impact users and their relationships over time, so services should be designed to accommodate this. The document advocates embracing difficult conversations about death, balancing individual and community needs after death, and allowing flexibility for how digital content is accessed and shared after someone passes away.

Kandy Woodfield discusses the importance of social research having real-world impact and changing society. She also talks about the role of the media in disseminating research findings and the risks of misinterpretation. Key points include that applied research should add new knowledge or perspectives, the media can influence policy but also make mistakes, and it is important to manage how findings are reported to avoid inaccuracies and misrepresentations.

The document discusses how to effectively use social networking to build professional relationships and success. It provides tips on selecting the right social networking sites for one's objectives, developing a complete profile to be findable, maintaining an engaging personality, building one's network by connecting with past contacts and joining groups, nurturing relationships through regular contributions of value, and measuring success both quantitatively and qualitatively. Effective social networking involves balancing self-promotion with helping others in order to expand one's network organically over time.

The document discusses socio-economic factors relevant to understanding media audiences, including the ABC Scale used to categorize social classes. It also discusses the importance of understanding target audiences through in-depth research before developing media products. Specifically, it focuses on understanding the socio-economic backgrounds and demographics of teenagers and parents in Banstead as the target audiences for a documentary on racial discrimination.