Since you are in Boston at night perhpas you may want to stop by the
state house from about 2 -3 details forthcoming:
Immediate Release: Please post
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Concerned citizens from
Hi everyone,
I'm going to be participating in this event here in Boston this
Wednesday night; all of you are invited to participate in person or
online. -andy
Apocalypse Soon for Public Media?
A Community Discussion
http://tacticalmedia.blogspot.com
Wednesday, May 17th, 2006
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Hi everyone,
Next Saturday, September 10, the MSCPA will host their annual Walk for
Animals fundraising event in Boston, on Boston Common. In the wake of
Hurricane Katrina, they're going to put special emphasis on raising
money for animal rescue-related activities in the hurricane-affected
Hi Deborah,
I would check with your local ASPCA chapter. The aspca.org website might
have local listings of events, but I haven't checked. In the case of
Boston, this event was scheduled before the hurricane, so it's just a
coincidence that they're able to put to good use.
ac
Deborah
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to let you know that I'll be hosting a DDN meetup next
Wednesday, March 23 at 5pm. We'll get together at the Lenox Hotel city
bar, at Exeter and Boylston, right by Copley Square. You can find more
information here:
I'm in Florida for at least another week. Anyone around the Tampa area
for a meetup?
From there, I'll be in the Caribbean. Perhaps a few will happen down there.
--
Taran Rampersad
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Hi everyone,
Just to get things started, I've set up a Boston Meetup group for the
Digital Divide Network:
http://ddn.meetup.com/7/
Anyone in the Boston area who is interested in bridging the digital
divide is invited to participate.
I've tentatively scheduled our group meetings to take place
In a message dated 1/30/05 1:59:55 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hey everyone. Andy suggested I post this to the list; maybe a few other
people will be in the area.
I'll be in Boston for LinuxWorld - Monday Feb 14th through Sat Feb 19th.
Andy will apparently be
If people would like to set up a formal Birds of a Feather Discussion
group one of the days of the conference (it may be either in the morning
or the evening depending on what rooms they have left) I could apply to
IDG to get it made official, which means that we may attract more people
to the
I think that's a good idea, but most of who who happen to live in Boston
probably won't be able to attend since we're not registered. So if
someone wants to organize a digital divide-related BoF at the
conference, please do, but in the meantime we'll organize a DDN member
gathering. Right now
This sounds really cool, actually. I'll be tied up with the SSC crowd
(come see the crew, Maddog) but so far we're looking at something on
Tuesday as far as I can tell. Looks like we might even get some new
faces with what you're suggesting...
Jon maddog Hall wrote:
If people would like to set
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I think that's a good idea, but most of who who happen to live in Boston
probably won't be able to attend since we're not registered.
I have coupons that would let any DDN members into the trade show floor,
the Keynotes and the BoF sessions for free. They would have to
We're actually thinking of having a get-together in Boston rather than
at EDC, since EDC is way out in the suburbs and conference attendees may
not have cars with them.
Right now we're tentatively thinking of a get-together on the afternoon
of Wednesday, February 16th. If you're interested in
Hey everyone. Andy suggested I post this to the list; maybe a few other
people will be in the area.
I'll be in Boston for LinuxWorld - Monday Feb 14th through Sat Feb 19th.
Andy will apparently be around, and from what he said, Andy Oran will be
there as well. Ethan Zuckerman, unfortunately, will
Guys,
Dont forget that it probably doesn't support transcripts for deaf community.
I did talked about it in my recent blog...
http://blog.grantlairdjr.com
gwlj
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 20:16:22 -0500, Dave Pentecost wrote
As a small clarification:
Andy wrote:
(You could also just download
One of the inherent problems with Internet radio, of course, is that
they're audiocasts, and that means you'd have to transcribe the
audiocast, unless there's an MP3-to-text transcriber tool that's readily
accessible to the public. Is there one?
Like I mentioned in a previous message, we
I found a Mac application that helps with transcribing.
It's called Listen Type
http://www.nattaworks.com/english.html
Now if I can just find the time to transcribe all my Podcasts.
Hopefully we'll find that audio file to text application. :)
Putting the full text of a audio or video piece in
As it happens, I am on this list AND a podcaster, though I've just
done a couple of casts so far, which I call Jungle Tales:
http://www.gomaya.com/glyph/rss.xml
As you'll see, that's an RSS feed with enclosures, and it requirers
getting a piece of software called an ipodder (see below). This
Out of ignorance of the mac-redmond branded offerings, a question:
I followed the link below and listened to the content [it's a pretty
cool idea]. The content is in the form an mp3; is that what's inside an
iPod? Any of you Linux users out there can do pretty professional
production work with
Dave Pentecost wrote:
As it happens, I am on this list AND a podcaster, though I've just
done a couple of casts so far, which I call Jungle Tales:
http://www.gomaya.com/glyph/rss.xml
As you'll see, that's an RSS feed with enclosures, and it requirers
getting a piece of software called an ipodder
Thomas A Webb wrote:
Out of ignorance of the mac-redmond branded offerings, a question:
I followed the link below and listened to the content [it's a pretty
cool idea]. The content is in the form an mp3; is that what's inside an
iPod? Any of you Linux users out there can do pretty professional
As a small clarification:
Andy wrote:
(You could also just download it to your computer, but that's not
as cool or tragically hip as listening to it on your iPod). So rather
than visiting someone's blog to listen to their audio program, my
computer captures the audio file automatically and
PM
To: The Digital Divide Network discussion group
Subject: Re: [DDN] Boston Globe story on podcasting
As a small clarification:
Andy wrote:
(You could also just download it to your computer, but that's not
as cool or tragically hip as listening to it on your iPod). So rather
than visiting
For those interested in promoting widespread wireless access,
I'd like to direct your attention to today's web debut of the
Boston Wireless Advocacy Group (of which I'm a member).
Our motto is: Educate, Motivate, Inspire. Visit us at
http://www.bostonwag.org
Anyone know of such advocacy
Divide Network discussion group
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Subject:RE: [DDN] Boston group promotes wireless access,as
does mayor of
San Francisco
For those interested in promoting widespread wireless access,
I'd like to direct your attention to today's web debut
For those interested in promoting widespread wireless access, I'd like to
direct your attention to today's web debut of the Boston Wireless Advocacy
Group (of which I'm a member). Our motto is: Educate, Motivate, Inspire.
Visit us at http://www.bostonwag.org
Also, CMC intern Francis Raven
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