There is now a weblog for the 2006 Public Broadcasting New Media Conference at http://integratedmedia.typepad.com/ima2006. My posts about the conference here are mirrored there, but you will also find posts by Integrated Media Ass'n (sponsor of the conference) executive director Mark Fuerst there and also some from others Mark has invited to participate. ΒΆ Also, IMA is streaming sessions live from its web site (above) on Thursday-Saturday of this week. Don't know about archives, but at least some were for the last conference. --Dennis
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- Public Service Media In a 'My Time' World, 1/05
- Radio Digital Investment Scenarios, 10/03
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- We need not bake our own cookies, 2/03
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- Warren Shulz Chief Engineer WLS-AM / WLS-FM Radio Chicago on HD Radio power increase?
- Ideea Rencontres on Cheap is the new free
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- Rural Broadband on Feds delay analog TV shutdown after all
- Thom on The end of the free lunch--again
- Barrett Golding on The end of the free lunch--again
- Karen Olstad on The cunning genius of the public radio fundraising drive
- Gerd Leonhard on Device storage = irrelevant
- PocketRadio on HD Radio power increase?
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