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Welcome to the Minnesota Voices Online
The Blandin Foundation and E-Democracy.Org are partnering to promote and support the use of new media tools and strategies so every rural (aka Greater) Minnesota community can share its voice in the Internet age. Together, we’re offering this space - Minnesota Voices Online - to help Minnesotans using new media technologies connect and learn from one another. WHO SHOULD JOIN - If you are a Minnesotan telling the story of Minnesota, your local community or community of interest – whether it be through a blog, online forum, or wiki – whether it be using audio, text, photos, video or mapping or working for a media organization that’s engaging the public in digital reporting – this is your space to learn about, debate and discuss the topics that most interest you. We will use the learning to help inform the planning of a Minnesota Voices Unconference, scheduled for April 3-4, 2009 in Duluth. More ...
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