[Air-l] Re: Live webcast

[William Dutton]

Thank you so much Barry. Nicely done,

Bill

On 11 Mar 2004, at 14:00, Barry Wellman wrote:

> FYI,
>  Barry
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>
>   Barry Wellman         Professor of Sociology        NetLab Director
>   wellman at chass.utoronto.ca  http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~wellman
>
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> ANNOUNCING A WEBCAST LIVE FROM OXFORD INTERNET INSTITUTE
>
>
> Stephen Coleman, Visiting Professor in e-Democracy at the Oxford  
> Internet Institute, will discuss his article 'Connecting Parliament to  
> the Public via the Internet: Two Case Studies of Online Consultations'  
> with response from Dr Damian Tambini, Head of the Programme in  
> Comparative Media Law and Policy at Oxford University.
>
>
> ABOUT THIS EVENT
>
> Stephen Coleman will take part in a discussion with the Information,
> Communication & Society Journal Editor, Brian Loader and invited  
> audience,
> that will be broadcast on the internet via - www.infosoc.co.uk
>
> The presentation will start at 17:00 GMT. Following the presentation a
> critical response to Stephen's paper will be given by Dr Damian  
> Tambini.
> Viewers having questions for Stephen may forward them to
> webcast at oii.ox.ac.uk (please also include your name and contact
> information) and Stephen will answer as many of them as possible during
> the webcast
>
> Stephen Coleman's article is due to be published in Information,
> Communication & Society, a Taylor & Francis journal, and the article  
> will
> be available to download prior to the webcast at www.infosoc.co.uk
>
>
> TIMES AND DATES
>
> Monday 29th March 2004
>
> 1700 - 1800 [GMT]
> 1800 - 1900 [Central European Time]
> 1100 - 1200 [US Eastern Standard Time]
> 0800 - 0900 [US Western Standard Time]
> 2130 - 2230 [Indian Standard Time]
> 0400 - 0500 [New Zealand Time - 30 March]
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