Media Future Now: THIS TUES 12/15, 5:30pm to 7pm - “New Media Law 2009 + Cocktails”

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SUBJECT: Media Future Now: TUES 12/15, 5:30pm to 7pm - “New Media Law 2009 + Cocktails”

Spring is right around the corner! While that might not be technically correct and the pilot light seems out on the 2009 furnace, what IS right around the corner (TUESDAY DECEMBER 15th, in fact) is Media Future Now’s annual holiday fete, at the New America Foundation, 1899 L St, NW, 4th Floor, Washington, DC 20036 (Farragut North and Farragut West metros), at 5:30pm. For the parched among you, holiday refreshments of the cocktail variety will be served.

Mobile Media & Privacy

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Please see the attached recent “short article on Mobile Media and Privacy by our colleague Karen Neuman” of St. Ledger-Roty Neuman & Olson LLP. Karen spoke at our Media Future Now event on October 19, 2009.

Monday October 19th Media Future Now Evening Event - 5:30pm - “Privacy: Mobile and Social Media”

Media Future Now will make its triumphant Fall return to the starved new media environment that is our nation’s capital for a special evening event on MONDAY OCTOBER 19th at the New America Foundation, 1899 L St, NW, Suite 400, Washington, DC 20036 (Farragut North and Farragut West metros), at 5:30pm. Refreshments of the happy hour variety (and varietals) may be served.

Media Future Now’s June 4th brown bag lunch - BEHAVIOR MARKETING

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Please join us THIS THURSDAY JUNE 4th at New America Foundation, at 12:15pm, for Media Future Now’s brown bag lunch: “Behavior Targeting: Advertising Where it Counts”.

Please bring a bag lunch and we will provide refreshments and snacks. Thank you to Shana Glickfield for leading our planning for our June 4th event. Please also see the JOB OPENING (below) from our friend Kara Reinsel of AOL.

Date: THURSDAY JUNE 4
Time: 12:15pm to 1:45pm

Poli-Fluentials and Donors: Political Activists and Contributors, Including Their Media Habits

Carol C. Darr -- who's speaking at next Wednesday's Media Future Now lunch -- has just released her new report with Stephanie H. Cacace, on "Poli-fluentials and Donors." You can download a PDF of their findings here.

Fair Use and the Collapse of Web Advertising

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If the thinking behind a liberal approach to web content sharing is driving traffic back to your original content source, what happens when the benefits of doing exactly that – i.e. bumping up traffic for potential advertisers – fails to generate the hoped-for commercial return?

REMINDER: Media Future Now – Tues 03/17/09, 12:15pm to 1:45pm - GOOGLE

To all those (un) lucky souls who will NOT be joining our early-adopter friends in Austin this weekend ...

A reminder to please join us at Google, this coming Tuesday March 17 at 12:15pm for Media Future Now’s March 2009 brown bag lunch. (DETAILS AT BOTTOM)

Our discussion this month will be “Tough Times: Finding Talent, Advancing a Career, and Building Diversity in New Media in a Troubled Economy”.

Guests:
Onica Makwakwa, UNITY (Executive Director).
Chris Murphy, Atlantic Media Company (GC & Executive Director for HR).
Harry Weiner, ON-Ramps (CEO and Founder).

Old School Business Models - Doing Good and Printing

When David Carr wrote recently in his Media Equation column that “there is a rational argument to be made that the part of the [newspaper] apparatus that has a working business model, declining or not, should receive the resources”, he was talking about the print side of newspapers.

Internet = News

According to the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, the internet has now surpassed all other media except television as a main source for national and international news.

A “buddy system” solution for the electoral college?

Crossposted on K Street Cafe. Randall Lane wrote a provocative piece in Monday’s New York Times suggesting a “ballot buddy system” among the states to permit apportioning of electoral votes among counties or congressional districts.

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