Alliance for Community Media Conference '09
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Pittsburgh! Sights, Sounds, Tastes!
Pittsburgh is more a interesting and beautiful city than one might think. When one thinks of Pitsburgh, most think of the collapsed rust belt. There is so much more to this city built with beautiful bridges over converging rivers, stately skyscrapers, east coast style neighborhoods partially surrounded by steep cliffs.
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SAVE THE DATES: ACM 2010 NATIONAL CONFERENCE: JULY 7-10, PITTSBURGH, PA
SAVE THE DATES: ACM 2010 National Conference: July 7-10, Pittsburgh, PA
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PSA: "How Do You See Your Community?" - Download here!
The 60-second PSA "How Do You See Your Community?" is freely available for use by any PEG access channel. It was produced by channelAustin's Karla Saldaña and Linda Litowsky. The 224 Mb Quicktime movie file can be downloaded here.
Alliance Launches New Citizen Journalism Listserv
Alliance Launches New Citizen Journalism Listserv
ACM Preliminary Video File & Metadata Standards
ACM Preliminary Video File and Metadata Standards
Sharing Video Content Requires a Foundation
The Server Standards Work Group (SSWG) of the Alliance for Community Media (ACM) announced that they have reached agreement with five server equipment vendors on a set of video file and metadata standards. This sets the foundation for the Community Media Distribution Network (CMDN) that will insure quality video file sharing across multiple platforms with little impact on work flow.
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ACM 2009 Conference Exhibitors
The Alliance thanks the following companies for exhibiting at our 2009 Conference:
Community Media 2.0 Launch - Interviews with PEG Leaders
The Alliance for Community Media and CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is very excited to announce the launch of CMC 2.0, a series of interviews and training opportunities for community media works keen to build sustainable community media centers.
http://communitymedia2pt0.blogspot.com
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