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Link of
the Week: July 1 - 7
The Webby Awards
Last month, the 7th annual Webby
Awards were handed out to some of the Internet's
greatest pages. Check out the winners
and their five-word
acceptance speeches. ActForChange,
Meetup, HowStuffWorks
and Alternet.org
are among the winners. What better way to celebrate
Independence Day then by viewing models of free, online,
creative expression?
Media
Forum Follow-Up
We have now posted the
handouts that were distributed by journalists
at our recent media forum. Journalist contact information
is now posted also, if you want to follow up with any of the people you met
at the forum (or if you live in the Asheville area and want to see what you
missed!).
Link/Article
of the Week Archives
For your convenience,
we've begun archiving past
weeks' featured links and articles.
The
Missing Link
Have any suggestions for us regarding
next week’s link? Or is there information you seek,
but you can’t find a helpful link? Let
us know! If others would benefit from the information,
we just may track down a link for you, or use your suggestion
as Link of the Week.
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want to be), visit the "Resources for Journalists"
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