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Media Maven: Web Analytics Revisited 03/19/2009

Michael Nedell returns to brief nonprofit and community members on ways to expand their online reach and impact.

Part of the continuing series of Media Maven Lunches.

Media Maven: Communications Strategies for Tough Times 02/12/2009

Experienced marketers will present some of the most effective and affordable ways to reach your constituents and the general public in order to increase the impact of your work and organization!

Presenters: Rachel Carter/ Rachel Carter PR, Liz Schlegel/ Foundline, Elaine Young/ Champlain College Marketing Professor and Patricia Araujo, E-Entrepreneur on Giving Works and E-Bay Strategies.

Facilitator: Lauren-Glenn Davitian, CCTV

Part of the continuing series of Media Maven Lunches.

Media Maven: Get More People to Your Website with SEO 01/15/2009

If you are in any way responsible for your web presence, you'll want to know about Search Engine Optimization or SEO. Drive more people to your site with easy to use audience management tools. Michael Nedell returns to brief nonprofit and community members on ways to expand their online reach and impact.

Part of the continuing series of Media Maven Lunches.

Media Maven: Lessons from 2008 Elections 11/20/2008

With the "netroots" activated, what can we learn from Election 2008?

From basic email strategy to social networking, counterpoint blogging tactics and wide-spread use of texting and video messages, the 2008 election presents a rich environment to analyze and learn about how to use (and not use) new media tools. Lauren-Glenn Davitian and Shay Totten of Seven Days discuss how national and local campaigns instruct nonprofit communicators (and media mavens). Part of the continuing series of Media Maven Lunches.

Media Maven: Google Analytics 10/23/2008

Learn how to use web analytics reports to understand the performance of your web site and how it relates to your organizational goals. Google Analytics is undoubtedly one of the most powerful web analytics packages out there. Michael J. Nedell has a degree in Computer Science and as much as he has tried to leave technology for a more artistic life, he had been drawn time and time again into the fold of bits and bytes. After creating a successful online business he took a position at New Breed Marketing - a Winooski marketing company - as their New Media Strategist, specializing in Search Engine Optimization and site usability.

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.

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.

Media Maven: Accidental Techie 04/24/2008

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.

Media Maven: Rethinking your Website 12/20/2007

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 3dThursday of most months.

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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!

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