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Social Media Revolution 3: New and Improved Video

Social Media Revolution 3: New and Improved Video

One of the videos we put into a lot of our first presentations recently got an upgrade, and although we think the use of Fatboy Slim’s “Right Here Right Now” in the original is a little more shocking when you throw this video up on the big screen, the stats speak for themselves: Here’s the...

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Friday Faves: Friends in 140 Characters or Less?

Friday Faves: Friends in 140 Characters or Less?

We’re kicking off a big week today. First stop Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival in Nevada City, CA to spend some time with the iLCP crew, EP Films and Save Our Wild Salmon. Then it’s off to Salt Lake City for a Red Reel Video Media and Sweetgrass Productions reunion, followed by our favorite four days of winter: Outdoor Retailer. These are the kind of things that we love...

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Defriending Your BFF on the Interweb

Defriending Your BFF on the Interweb

Think back to a time before Facebook was mentioned at least daily in the newspaper… Can’t? Well, once upon a time, that was the case. But in case you were still on the fence about social media becoming a constant part of our collective consciousness, take a look at some of the new words added to the New Oxford American Dictionary: BFF n. (pl. BFFs) informal a girl’s best...

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Friday Faves: Put Down The Digis and Get Outside

Friday Faves: Put Down The Digis and Get Outside

From NPR: The New York Times reports that the average computer user checks 40 websites a day and can switch programs 36 times an hour. “It’s an onslaught of information coming in today,” says Times technology journalist Matt Richtel. “At one time a screen meant maybe something in your living room. But now it’s something in your pocket so it goes everywhere — it...

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PDX 2 Gulf Coast: Combining a Bear Witness Program with New Media

PDX 2 Gulf Coast: Combining a Bear Witness Program with New Media

Photo by Anna Brones Last night I found myself at a smoke filled tavern, just steps away from the port in St. Bernard Parish, a 20 minute drive from downtown New Orleans. Sunday night was special, with red table cloths and a wide space cleared in the middle of the room for dancing. On the small stage at the front of the room a drummer decided on the rhythm while a man dressed in a black...

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