LaborTech was a great success and here are some links to the vidoe bloggs.


http://labortech.blogspot.com/

We also would like to request you to put any comments on the
conference on the blog in our web page.
http://labortech.blogspot.com/2006/11/welcome.html





LaborTech
2006
The Digital Revolution And
A Labor Media Strategy
November 17, 18 & 19th
University Of San Francisco
San Francisco, California
LaborTech
POBox 425584
San Francisco, CA 94142
(415) 282-1908
lvpsf@labornet.org
www.labortech.net
Conference initial endorsers:
OPEIU Local 3, Laney College Labor Studies Program,
San Francisco City College Labor Studies Program,
San Jose Community College Labor Studies Program,
San Francisco State University Labor Studies Program,
Symbolic Systems Program Stanford University, Union
Producers and Programmers Network (UPPNET),
Labor Video Project, TV 214, Computer Professionals
For Social Responsibility (CPSR), USF Media Studies
Program, Pacifica
Purpose of LaborTech
The purpose of LaborTech is to bring
together labor video, computer and
media activists in the US and from
around the world to build and develop
labor communication technology
and media. The first conference was
held in 1990 and they have been held
throughout the United States as well
as Canada and Russia. Labor Media
conferences are also held in Seoul. We
believe that a critical task for labor is
building a labor communication media
movement that can tell our stories
and break the corporate information
blockade in every corner of the world.
Registration Fee:
Regular - $150
Preregistration by October 1 - $125
(Special Rate for students & unemployed-
Please contact LaborTech)
Please send the following information
with your check.
NAME:
E-MAIL:
ADDRESS:
PHONE:
UNION/ORG:
Send check to LaborTech
Please check our web page for more
information.
Partial LIst of Speakers/Participants:
Professor Art Shostack, Eric Lee-Labourstart,
Myoung Joon Kim-Labor News Production Seoul, Carl
Bryant, NALC 214 and TV 214, Nancy Brigham, John
Parulis, Professor Michael Perelman, Sid Shniad
Canada CUP Communications, Nick Yale SEIU 1000,
Sid Shniad, Martin Fishgold, AFSCME 371 Editor & past
president of ILCA, Wes Brain, SEIU Local 503, Erica
Zweig-Labornet, John Tate SFSU SEIU 1000, Todd
Davies-Symbolic Systems Program Stanford, Joan
Lockwood-SEIU 503 web master, Dick Meister-Labor
Journalist, Jack Chernos-AFM6 and Labor Musician,
Professor Dorothy Kid-Chair Media Studies USF,
Francisco Cendejas-Stanford University, Jim Kelley,
Chair San Jose City College Labor Studies Program