New Research Data From NAFB

Chuck Zimmerman

NAFBThere’s some new qualitative research available on the National Association of Farm Broadcasters website. A lot of research is being done these days by various media entities as groups try to figure out what’s really going on and how it’s going to affect their future. You can look at some slides from the research here. The survey was on Class 1+ farmers only and only in 12 midwest states. I wish it could have covered the whole country and included regional breakouts. But if wishes were . . . The research was conducted by Ag Media Research.

Media, NAFB

AAEA Members To See Strategic Plan At AMS

Chuck Zimmerman

American Agricultural Editors AssociationThe American Agricultural Editors Association is one of the main sponsors of the upcoming Ag Media Summit. At the meeting members will be presented with a strategic plan that’s been in the works for a while. If you’re a member you should go to the AAEA website, read the plan and submit your comments or be prepared to talk about it at the meeting that will be held Aug. 3.

ACN, Ag Media Summit, Media

New “Fight Agroterrorism” Collaboration

Chuck Zimmerman

USDAI’m not sure what a “new collaboration with states . . . ” means. I’d kind of like to think that these folks have all been working together already but maybe this announcements means to reassure us.

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New Outlook Version of NewsGator

Chuck Zimmerman

NewsGatorI actively promote NewsGator as “the” news aggregator program you should use. For one thing it integrates right into Outlook and although the RSS feeds you subscribe to aren’t email, it allows you to view and handle them like email, including being able to forward a feed to someone as an email!

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IFAJ Photo Contest Entries Available Online

Chuck Zimmerman

International Federation of Agricultural JournalistsEverybody like to look at pictures so take a look at the entries to the IFAJ Photo Contest. They have some good ones to judge. Hopefully we can enter next year. The awards will be presented at the upcoming 2005 IFAJ Congress which we’ll be blogging.

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