InfoTubey Awards For Best YouTube Library Videos
I caught this on the "M" Word - Marketing Libraries blog.
The publisher Information Today has launched the first InfoTubey Awards to be presented at the 2007 Computers in Libraries Conference in mid-April:
Nancy Dowd, a marketing specialist for the New Jersey State Library and the creator of the "M" Word blog, also publishes the blog Library Videos - The Best of... that attempts to gather together and highlight library videos on the Internet.
The publisher Information Today has launched the first InfoTubey Awards to be presented at the 2007 Computers in Libraries Conference in mid-April:
People have until February 14 to submit nominations."(T)hese awards recognize those creating YouTube library-related productions. Awards will be presented to the top five productions that demonstrate creativity, humor, and sincerity (of course!) in marketing a library or library services or enhancing the library's value".
Nancy Dowd, a marketing specialist for the New Jersey State Library and the creator of the "M" Word blog, also publishes the blog Library Videos - The Best of... that attempts to gather together and highlight library videos on the Internet.
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1 Comments:
Hi Michel, Thanks for the mention. We’re conducting an experiment to see if we can break the record for the most comments posted on a YouTube video and we need you to post your three reasons and pass the word. Of course what makes it even better is that it will be a library video that breaks the record! Hope you post and pass the word! Thanks, Nancy
Go to: http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZeQI25n8qPQ
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