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. | Friday Morning Session | Messaging Your Mission: Communicating the Value of P, E & G's.
o (Sue, Marty, Catherine Day, Kathy B to moderate) | The Dream of Media Activists is here: how PEG stations can empower producers without spending a dime -
We'll walk through how a media activists can use free online tools to research, organize, connect, publish, distribute, advertise, raise money for their Access shows. It is a perfect workshop for Access folks that don't know how wikis, forums, twitter, and other internet tools that can be used in media making. Jay Dedman and Markus Sandy
| Open Source Tools - Drupal/CiviCRM Working Models- Brian Hiatt A Day in the life of Drupal at an Access station - demos of systems, automated workflow from reservation to scheduled program - Possible panelists - DOM, Jesse Reid from AH, Portland, | Collaboration at the Mission: Media access as social movement. Media & Democracy Coalition partners and other allies identify the best connections for sustainable action - Beth McConnell (MDC), Stephanie Gagne (CTCNet), Denis Moynihan (FSTV) | social networking, working with others in our community, internet is inclusion, achieving new technology and resources, what is preventing people from using new technology and how we face that and help each other, broadening horizons, tear down that wall | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
. | Friday Afternoon Session | Fundraising & Grantwriting Hands-on Workshop: Learn and work on the basics of creating a grant proposal, creating an underwriting program, and organizing special events for your station. -Taught as an Interactive Webinar by the Foundation Center of San Francisco with handouts by Davis from FC. | Drupal- Managing your PEG and CTC Content: This Hands-on workshop will walk your through creating and editing content on this platform - Ann Theis, Brian Hiatt and Greg Knaddison
| Sharing Content Now and What the Future Holds: Panelists will discuss what currently exists and how these tools can be utilized as well as what the upcoming possibilities are for the future of PEG content sharing. New and cheaper streaming capabilities will be discussed and explained. Possible panelists - Kevin, Daniell (Telvue), LinkTV | Broadband Access - Building dedicated connections for PEG access to next generation digital media across wired and wireless platforms. Where are the best I-Nets and public/community broadband projects creating PEG connections? - Paul Congo (Access Monterey Peninsula), Sean McLaughlin (Access Humboldt) |
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. | Sat Morning Session | Community Engagement through Programming, Training and Promoting PEG
*Don Pollard (La Verne, CA), J Robertson (Hawaii), Jason Daniels (Medfield, MA), Lisa Horner, Access Tuscon) | Don't Reinvent the Wheel: Sharing educational content, ideas and training materials with other stations. - In this workshop everyone will participate in visioning, creating, and uploading content to a website that will meet our access center needs. This site will be created and located within the ACM West Conference drupal site as part of the legacy of this conference. Chris Hall | Licensing and Tagging - the Creative Commons Model - what will become of the generations of Public Access Content: How will we archive it? How will we archive and tag it? The panel will discuss proven models, copyright and creative commons licenses and the ACM Standards in format and tagging. - Possible panelists - Jesse Lerman (Telvue), Kevin Reynen, Rich Desimone {IP Attorney, IP Law Professor}
| Laws, Ordinances and Franchise Strategies for PEG - How are the best deals made through local/state franchise granting and renewal process? - Sue Buske, Jim Horwood, and Joe Van Eaton
| Revamping Websites: Building Connections | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
. | Saturday Midday Session | "Collaborators and Partnerships in Funding, Programming and Promoting on Public Access TV"
In many states, the cable companies are challenging federal and state policies that protect the long-standing franchise fees which fund most public access, educational and government access stations. While the fight to preserve traditional funding is in full swing, many stations are proactively seeking alternative and supplemental funding mechanisms to support particular programs or the entire operating budget of their community media stations.
Hear from PEG stations that have successfully received grants, created partnerships and have sought operational funding from non-traditional sources.
* Ruth Williams, Zero Divide, ruth@zerodivide.org (send her an email promoting the conference, asap)
* Tony Shawcross, DOM
* Jeff Hirota, Denver Foundation, jhirota@denverfoundation.org
* Phil from Tech Soup | Teaching Digital Storytelling - Many individuals and communities have used the term "digital storytelling" to describe a wide variety of new media production practices. What best describes our approach is its emphasis on personal voice and facilitative teaching methods. Many of the stories made in our workshops are directly connected to the images collected in life's journey. But our primary concern is encouraging thoughtful and emotionally direct writing. Daniel Weinshenker from Denver University Center for Digital Storytelling. Several short videos will follow the 1 hour presentation. | Making the Digital Transition: Servers and Networking: What are PEG stations using and why, including what ACM Server Compatibility should be... Dean, Jesse Lerman (Telvue), Claude (Maestrovision), Andrew Starks(Tightrope) Jeff Possanza-Leightronix | Access Advocacy - Adaptive strategies for sustainable change. CONFIRMED: Michael Eisenmenger (saveaccess.org), Jay April (Akaku: Maui Community Media), Katie Fleming (Common Cause) | Setting up Live Streaming and Archiving on your website -- GREEN MEDIA???? | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
. | Saturday Afternoon Session | | Working with Youth- This workshop will provide tips and strategies on working with and teaching Youth Media programs. - Sacha Heppell, Christian Napho'op'i-hose
| The Vision of PEG 2.0 - where is all this new media heading and how will it further the mission of public access and community tv. PEGTV vs YouTube: webstreaming and hosting for PEGS, ultilizing participatory media - Possible panelists - Tony Shawcross, Phil, Tech Soup, Matthew Galvin (could speak to this) |
Greening Local Media - Best practices for sustainable PEG access infrastructure | SEAN---During one of the policy tracks, can we talk about this issue (particularly relevant in CA) of how you define capital v.s operating, and what is going on California with the letter challenge of Comcast | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
. | | Organizer: Kathy Bisbee | Organizer: Chris Hall | Organizer: Ann Theis | Organizer: Sean McLaughlin | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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. | Plenaries | (opening plenary: Friday am) Promise and Tradition: Tony, Sue Buske -Q Tools, J Robertson, Sean McLaughlin, Deb Vinsel, Ron Cooper | Boxed Luncheon (Friday): Sue Buske and Jim Horwood | Sat Afternoon Plenary Media Alliances - (effective and successful collaborations) Panelists: Media and Democracy, Common Cause, Free Speech TV | Community Policy Setting sessions - Mini Media and Democracy conference on Thursday - Ben Scott Freespress, Harold Feld, New American Foundation, Benton Foundation, who in PEG, small budget | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
. | Sat Keynote | David Mathison | | | MBD conference Room upstairs, Media Alliance center as back up | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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