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Cross-Platform Presentations (June 21-24, 2005)



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Here are the discussion leader presentations for download. Please note that they are for personal and private use only.
The presentations are in either Microsoft Powerpoint (.ppt) or Acrobat Reader (.pdf) format.

BELOW ARE THE PRESENTATIONS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE

Mark Potts and Susan DeFife - Open Source Content/Grassroots Media
Steven Hill, Christopher Ma and Jen Moyer - Business Planning Across Divisions
Jeff Cole - The Changing Audience
Henry Copeland - Top Ten Tools (or Policies) You Should Watch Now
David Payne - Video: Is there a Right Model?
Scott Rafer - Top Ten Tools (or Policies) You Should Watch Now
The USAToday.com Team - The "Apprentice": Fundamentals of Interactive Sales
Marcus Xiang - Mobile: Your audience is on the move
Marcien Jenckes - Now What? Where Are We Headed
Pete Clifton - Convergence and The Common Good
The Discovery Team - (May contain dated information)

If you have any problems with downloading or the files, please contact the Production Coordinator, Andrew Bozek at abozek@mediacenter.org

To see more thoughts and comments from some of our speakers check out our additional coverage.

If you have any questions about the seminar regarding curriculum or content, feel free to contact the Seminar Moderator, Andrew Nachison at andrew@mediacenter.org

 

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