MCA-I
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Media Communications
Association-International
c/o MCA-I Madison Chapter
P.O. Box 5135
Madison, WI 53705-0135

(888) 899-MCAI (6224)

Fax: (888) 862-8150

Executive Director
Lois Weiland

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Doing Media
Description: Doing Media is for the accidental media practitioner, the intentional media practitioner, the future media practioner. It's for you whether you're in manufacturing or a non-profit, education or health care, management or marketing, religion or just at home.

Global Voices
Description: Using multilingual editors, Global Voices Online attempts "to amplify, curate, and aggregate the global conversation online--with a focus on countries and communities outside the U.S. and Western Europe. Global Voices Online--a project of Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society--was recently awarded the Knight-Batten Award by the University of Maryland Journalism School's J-Lab, the Institute for Interactive Journalism.

Net neutrality lines drawn between cable-TV, telecom
Description: Cable-television companies such as Philadelphia-based Comcast Corp. are at odds with telecommunications companies such as New York-based Verizon Communications Inc. concerning the part of the legislation that allows national franchises for video service.

Dynamic Media in Transition
Description: A unique, definitive practical strategic planning guide for people involved in corporate, educational and governmental communications media. Dynamic Media in Transition is a comprehensive reference and resource to which media professionals can turn for insights and guidance on adding value to the services they provide.

Top 100 User-Centered Blogs
Description: Web designers often concern themselves with optimizing sites for spiders from Google, Yahoo, and other search engines, but pay little attention to creating sites that real people can use. This problem has sparked a movement towards user-centered web design, a topic that covers accessibility, web standards, and interfacing. Check out these blogs for the latest and greatest in this people-centric field of design.

Web Developers Forums
Description: WebDeveloper.com Forums, Where Web Developers and Designers Learn How to Build Web Sites, Program in HTML, Java and JavaScript and More!

Achieving Web site success: Track the relevant numbers
Description: Learn to boost your site's organic search engine rankings. The first step in achieving Web site success is to determine your Web site objectives. The Portland Business Journal - July 7, 2006 by Mark Herndon Special to the Business Journal

How to Organize Your Email Without Losing It
Description: How to Organize Your Email Without Losing It By Herman Drost

Clean Up Microsoft Excel Worksheets
Description: Misspelled words, stubborn trailing spaces, unwanted prefixes, improper cases, and nonprinting characters make a bad first impression. And that is not even a complete list of ways your data can get dirty. Roll up your sleeves. It is time for some major spring-cleaning of your worksheets with Microsoft Office Excel.

Henry Jenkins on why Convergence is a cultural phenomonen not a technological one
Description: 1. Convergence is a cultural rather than a technological process. We now live in a world where every story, image, sound, idea, brand, and relationship will play itself out across all possible media platforms. 2. In a networked society, people are increasingly forming knowledge communities to pool information and work together to solve problems they could not confront individually. We call that collective intelligence. 3. We are seeing the emergence of a new form of participatory culture (a contemporary version of folk culture) as consumers take media in their own hands, reworking its content to serve their personal and collective interests. 4. We are acquiring skills now through our play, including our game play, which we will later apply towards more serious ends.

Media Tenor Institute for Media Content Analysis
Description: The Media Tenor Institute for Media Content Analysis is the world�s leading provider of international media content analysis on a continuous and wideranging basis. Day-to-day, more than 200 specially trained analysts meticulously monitor global trends in more than 250 media. Since 1994, Media Tenor has collected more than 50 million coding units from all over the world. This unique position enables Media Tenor to serve clients with highly qualiﬁ ed in depth analysis with an international focus.

Toward Synchronized Multimedia on the Web
Description: W3 article by Philipp Hoschka
"Web technology is limited today when it comes to creating continuous multimedia presentations. For these applications, content authors need to express things like "five minutes into the presentation, show image X and keep it on the screen for ten seconds." More generally, there must be a way to describe the synchronization between the different media (audio, video, text, and images) that make up a continuous multimedia presentation."

Video-service providers see a route without the red tape
Description: Verizon Communications Inc. and other companies that offer video service may soon have an easier time doing it in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. A bill that allows them to get a statewide franchise to offer video service -- rather than dealing with a single municipality at a time -- was passed by the New Jersey legislature last month and a similar one has been introduced in the Pennsylvania Senate. The bills are two of 12 statewide franchise laws that have been passed or are being considered by state legislatures.

Screen Magazine
Description: Screen Magazine publishes 26 issues of the magazine each year in addition to the annual Midwest Production Bible, which lists thousands of companies related to the industry in the Midwest. We also publish a weekly email newsletter filled with breaking news stories and events through our website.

Variety, Career Categories
Description: Variety's list of career areas in all media.

Texas Motion Picture Alliance
Description: An organization of organizations. The Texas Motion Picture Alliance (TMPA), has been formed to significantly bolster and expand the existing infrastructure of the film/video production industry in the State of Texas. Its purpose is to support the creation of financial incentives to producers of all such media both from within and outside of the state.

Writing for the Web and Plain English
Description: A good website for information on solid writing skills and how to write and evaluate your website's usability. Check out this whole website. Great information.

Deep Literacy by Ken Freed
Description: "All previous forms of literacy are vital, but are no longer enough. In our new world of interactive media networks, we are are not functionally literate without a deep appreciation for the nature and power of our global interactivity. Developing deep literacy in our diverse cultures would help humanity mature enough for democracy to thrive."

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