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AUDIO: A community information audit in Bennington, Vt.

Listen to an audio recording of a gathering of 20 residents of southwestern Vermont talking about their region's information needs. The Community Information Assessmet Forum took place at the Bennington Free Library in Bennington, Vt., on Thurs., Jan. 28, 2010. It was organized by Shires Media Partnership LLC, the non-profit owner of Bennington radio station WBTN-AM 1370kz. Click on the carat to the left of the bar below to launch an audio stream, or you can download an MP3 podcast for off-line listening. (2 hours, 7 minutes; 30.49MB download)  
 

AUDIO: Planning a community information hub for Williamston

This 90-minute recording is of a Jan. 26, 2010 circle-round meeting of 12 citizens in Williamstown, Mass. to consider forming a community information hub for the region. Click on the carat of the bar below to launch streaming audio, or download the MP3 podcast for offline listening.

AUDIO: Considering the ASNCF setup

This is a recording of a conference call July 24, 2008, among participants in the Journalism That Matters collaboration during which strategies for forming the American Society of News and Community Forums were discussioned. Present on the call were:
Note: The "administrator" setting applies across all projects.

Which people are administrators?

Jim Shaffer, Stephen Silha, Bill Densmore, Patrick Phillips, Steve Hanson, Tish Greer and Pat Hughes.

AUDIO-jtm-pnw Supporting journalism with technology

"How Can Technology Better Serve Journalism," called by Chuck Taylor. Audio from a session at Journalism That Matters-Pacific Northwest, recorded Friday, Jan. 8, 2010.

AUDIO-jtm-pnw-Wrapping up the day: Sunday

Stephen Silha and Peggy Holman wrap up the day, followed by specific reflections and ideas from more than 60 particpiants. Audio from a session at Journalism That Matters-Pacific Northwest, recorded Sunday, Jan. 10, 2010.

AUDIO-jtm-pnw Supporting community and telling the truth

"How Can Journalists Support Community and Remain Fact-based Truth Tellers," called by Bill Densmore. Audio from a session at Journalism That Matters-Pacific Northwest, recorded Friday, Jan. 8, 2010.

AUDIO-jtm-pnw Nonprofit business models

Audio from a session at Journalism That Matters-Pacific Northwest, recorded Friday, Jan. 8, 2010.

AUDIO-jtm-pnw The L3C -- Mixing profits and social purpose

"The L3C: Can the Corporation Learn to Achieve Profits and Social Purpose?" called by Bill Densmore. Audio from a session at Journalism That Matters-Pacific Northwest, recorded Saturday, Jan. 10, 2010.

AUDIO-jtm-pnw-Doing journalism with a wiki

"How is Journalism Different When the Tool is a Wiki?" called by Michael Andersen. Audio from a session at Journalism That Matters-Pacific Northwest, recorded Friday, Jan. 8, 2010.

AUDIO-jtm-pnw-Sustainable news, sustainable food: An analogy

"Locally Grown News Using the Local Eating Philosophy as an Opening for Relationship," called by Michelle Ferrier. Audio from a session at Journalism That Matters-Pacific Northwest, recorded Friday, Jan. 9, 2010.