Making Media Connections 2009

May 4, 2009

Interview with Beth Kanter

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Interview with Beth Kanter at the Nonprofit Technology Conference in San Francisco [5:15m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Interview with Nonprofit Social Media Blogger and trainer, Beth Kanter at NTEN’s Nonprofit Technology Conference in San Francisco, April 28, 2009. Get a sneek peek into her sessions at the Making Media Connections Conference.

(If you want to see Holly’s dance–listen to the podcast and this’ll make sense–or get more on Beth’s take from NTEN, check out Beth’s blog entry on the topic).

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