Jill Foster

The 500 journalists covering the Olympics will have restricted Net access. Ugh.

Commuting on foot today in town, I pondered a new view at DC’s Church of Scientology.

Question to you:
So what do you most want to see or learn from a DNC coverage perspective?

• hear from DNC volunteers and campaigns?
• learn from social tech, media, and political leaders from Big Tent Media Center events?
• observe delegate and caucus meetings open to the public?
• listen to viewpoints from top political bloggers, lobbyists, Denver residents (on being a DNC host city), and advocacy groups?
• …or “Mix above in a blender ’cause you want it all!”

Time tick-tocks away with next month’s DNC almost at the doorstep.

And I’m exhilarated to cover the DNC and provide a mobile media portrait for Utterz.com! So thanks for sharing your interests in content.

And thanks to Chris Parandian and Mobile Diner for discussing this event coverage last week.

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Have a great weekend!

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It was a pleasure meeting-up with Chris Parandian and Emily Zuelzer today to talk-shop about the wireless world and my DNC coverage for Utterz next month.

Thanks Chris and Emily for the fun time and discussion!

It was a fantastic, brainstorming night with Shana Glickfield and Leslie Bradshaw — two great, effective people in the social media / communications scene. I had a blast (and after all was said and done … I left tonight more enlightened than when the night began thanks to them).

More to follow on the night’s events, specifically discussions on spreading digital literacy in DC!

I dined at a favorite neighborhood spot last night and thought the DNC through for coverage, interviews, promotions. So pumped.

Thanks to Andrew with Media Future Now for hosting the event. Different issues and the future for this industry prompted interesting reflection.