Technology

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

Lauren-Glenn Davitian

Nuclear Free Future: Can Vermont Be Nuclear Free? 08/09/2008

A meeting held on Prospect Street in Burlington, Vt discussing Vermont's energy future and it's use of Nuclear Power.

Burlington Business Association: Web.2.0 07/10/2008

Burlington Business Association monthly meeting presents Elaine Young, Champlain College’s Program Director for E-Business and Marketing and internet blogger who tells how the Internet is changing the relationship between you and your customers.

Media Maven: Flickr, Twitter and Jing My Oh! 06/19/2008

How can you point and mobilize more people to your website? This Media Maven Lunch, held monthly at CCTV, looks at Flickr (photosharing), Twitter (micro-blogging) and Jing (screencasting)—easy to use tools that quickly link your pictures, video, blog posts and presentations to your web site and the people you want to motivate. You can learn more at this wiki.

Snelling Center- Fulfilling Our E-State Potential 05/29/2008

Snelling Center for Government: "Fulfilling our E-State Potential: Building Community in a Connected Age. Keynote address by Lewis Feldstein. For more information visit www.snellingcenter.org

Media Maven: On-line Fundraising 05/15/2008

Hosted by Center for Media & Democracy and colleagues from partner organizations. These 75 minute Brown Bag Lunches provide a solid overview of key issues and useful tools to help nonprofits expand online and off-line activities that support your mission. All Media Maven Lunches are on the 3rd Thursday of most months.

Meet Bill Cairns, CCTV Technical Director 05/07/2008

Sam Mayfield visits with Bill Cairns, Tech Director at CCTV's Center for Media & Democracy while he describes the work he does for nonprofit organizations in and around Burlington Vermont.

Local Media Show: CCTV's New Website 05/06/2008

Local Media Show: Non-Profit Communications 04/15/2008

Host: Lauren-Glenn Davitian, Center for Media and Democracy Sam Mayfield, Center for Media and Democracy

Media Maven: E-Newsletter 03/27/2008

Featured Story

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!