PA2010.com

28 Thursday Oct 2010

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Benjamin Barnett, dan hirschhorn, Harvard, media bureau, media strategist, niche media, Philadelphia, The Nieman Journalism Lab

Welcome to the 20k strong community at PAPN, LLC. We are proud to take the next step with this media property and take on a more active roles as reporter, media strategist, and publisher and expand our offerings in politics while continuing to take our 21st Century Network to the next level.

This is the official announcement on our page for this acquisition. We are proud to continue on with the site as pa2012.com in March of 2011. We will continue to be the Digital Media Strategists where we have been working since August 2009.

Read the Harvard U. Nieman Journalism Lab story on the site: http://bit.ly/9MrTK3

Visit pa2012.com on Linkedin:
http://www.linkedin.com/groups/PA2012-com-3766867?mostPopular=&gid=3766867

Philadelphia Independent Film Festival and Media Bureau sponsors – Before the Bridge Music Festival.

23 Thursday Sep 2010

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Great festival.
Thank you to the musicians; Kimberly Townsend, MONKO, Red Orange Morning, If’n, Sounds from Atlantis, McRad, Pink Skull, Lowry, Gand, and Rolex. Go here: http://www.beforethebridge.com/artists.html for more information.

Also, thanks to Nick Caine and crew for making a very slick event go down. Collingswood is a great spot for this and we were proud to take part.

The Philadelphia Independent Film Festival and Media Bureau were proud to help sponsor!
http://www.beforethebridge.com/

See you next year and see you in the studios.

Media Bureau

Festival Submissions have ended …

23 Friday Apr 2010

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Thank you!

It looks like our outreach has touched a nerve. We are thankful and grateful for the chance to review your submissions. As you know, we are looking for new movies and considering the tally of over 400 to review, we are going to dig some up. Here is the Withoutabox listing again … http://www.withoutabox.com/login/6382. Log in for fest info. and other tidbits. Our festival site will be up shortly!

See you at the festival,
Benjamin Barnett
Festival Director

Death of Alice Blue. Directed by Park Bench. (Past screening at PUFF)

03 Wednesday Mar 2010

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Archive: Picture a gothic Molly Ringwald in a Tim Burton directed Office Space with vampires, and you might have something resembling festival favorite, “The Death Of Alice Blue”. Brilliant!

Read about the movie here: http://bit.ly/dz2sBn

See you at the screenings!

Testing Webcast ideas for Political talk show: http://PA2010.com

02 Saturday Jan 2010

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Benjamin Barnett, Dan Hirschorn, Digital media strategy, DMS, GOP, media bureau, p2, PA Politics, PA2010, TCOT

We have been updating the news room for regular webcasts as you know. Beginning in mid January, we will be doing weekly shows. At this stage, we have been writing and researching. Looks like the webcasts will be :30 and consist of interviews, commentary, and discussions. The roundtables have been happening in the freeRADlab since 2006 and we plan to use them as a jumping point. Any input, we would appreciate it. Thank you.