[Mitworld] Fwd: New: Media and the Election, Soldier Technology

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>The MIT Communications Forum presents
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>Media and the Election: Is our Democracy Working?
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>"New Rules for Established Media"
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>A Panel Discussion moderated by Stephen W. Van Evera
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>Panelists:
>Amy Mitchell, Director, Project for Excellence in Journalism
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>Alex Jones, Lecturer in the Press and Public Policy, Kennedy School 
>of Government
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>Mark Jurkowitz, Media Writer, The Boston Globe
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>   This panel discussion, taped 5 days before the 2004 Presidential 
>election, provides insights into the fragmentation of audience and 
>how little the "mainstream" media actually affect voters' decisions.
>Go directly to the video page 
><http://mitworld.mit.edu/video/243/>http://mitworld.mit.edu/video/243/.
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>This is the second lecture in this series, presented by the MIT 
>Communications Forum and the Technology and Culture Forum at MIT. 
>See the series at 
><http://mitworld.mit.edu/series/67/>http://mitworld.mit.edu/series/67/ 
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>The MIT Enterprise Forum presents
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>"Technology and the Future Warrior: Protecting Soldiers in the 21st Century"
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>Speakers Steve Altes, Jean-Loius DeGay and Edwin (Ned) Thomas 
>discuss technological innovations that will greatly enhance a 
>soldier's survivability under a range of combat situations.  Go 
>directly to the video page http://mitworld.mit.edu/video/242/.
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