Public Health and Social Justice 690F
& Blog Archive
& Amherst showing of Unnatural Causes May 19th
Course blog for PHSJ 690F
Please see the announcement below. I encourage all of you who can to attend. This will be a good way to see how Unnatural Causes is received by an Amherst audience, to gauge the conversation that may surround the Northampton showing, and to think about ways to plan for the Northampton photo exhibition.
The Town of Amherst
The Town of Amherst Department of Public Health
As part of its work on Social Justice and Health Equity, The Town of Amherst and the
The Town of Amherst Department of Public Health is extending a special invitation to: Town Meeting and Select B Amherst Residents, and all interested people to a screening and discussion of:
UNNATURAL CAUSES: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?
Date: 19 May 2009
Time: 5:00—7:00
Place: Amherst Cinema
The screening will include a forum—Implications of inequality and health for the Amherst community: A dialogue among participants—facilitated by Dr. Barbara J. Love and introductions by Amherst Public Health Director, Epi Bodhi.
Light refreshments will be served on site prior to the screening
The Screening will be followed by a reception at Amherst Coffee
For more information, please visit our blog
Our thanks to Amherst Cinema and Amherst Coffee for your community support
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will ferrell, stephen king and the new influencer class
Got Klout?
If you don’t know your
yet, you’d be wise to find out. As more agency heads, marketing VP’s, celebrity publicists and advertisers look for an edge in creating buzz about their clients and products, they’re increasingly seeking some metric to effectively measure an influencers, well, influence.
Your Klout Score is part of your personal brand.
For more than a year, the socially savvy have been aware of Klout-based invitations to special parties at big conferences such as , and advance previews for movies and new products.
This week both Will Ferrell’s FunnyOrDie video website and
(Scribner, $2.99/eBook), Stephen King’s new eBook-only launch partnered with web influence researcher,
to identify and reach out to influential social media users as a key component in their marketing push.
Scribner, an imprint of the New York City based parent company Simon & Schuster, teamed up , a privately held San Francisco firm that measures social influence and assigns an index, to choose 1,000 highly influential users to preview New York Times bestselling author Stephen King’s new original short story, which is being released in e-book form only. The lucky 1,000 are being offered free access to the book one week before it goes on sale to the general public.
As agency executives, marketing V.P.’s and celebrity publicists look for an edge in reaching the social influential,
provides an aggregated measurement score that includes, among other things, a person’s reach, influence, audience and areas of influence.
Klout declined to provide an actual minimum score for the 1,000 socially savvy influencers chosen to preview Mile 81, saying they target a combination of score and topics on which a person is considered influential. A representative from Scribner was unavailable for comment at press time.
Rob Goodman, Director of Online Marketing for Simon & Schuster, Inc., was responsible for putting together the deal .
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