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SIGN UP HERE FOR DINNER (and stop in for drinks)
Join fellows and staff of D.W. Reynolds Journalism Institute for dinner on Friday, Oct. 2 7:30 p.m.
Come to a "birds-of-a-feather" dinner during the Online News Association convention in San Francisco. We'll cover the tip, but come prepared to cover the cost of your meal -- it's "Dutch Treat."
- Share with us your project or ideas for helping sustain or morph journalism
- Learn about the RJI Fellows program
WHERE: Café de la Press, 352 Grant Ave., (between Bush & Sutter streets) (415) 398-2680
WHEN: Sit down at 7:30 p.m., Fri., Oct. 2
WHAT: Dinner at a small bistro-style French restaurant VIEW MENU PDF
CAFE HOME PAGE . . . / . . . MENU (PDF) . . . / . . . DIRECTIONS FROM HILTON/Union Square
OPTIONAL: Join us pre-dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Rouge Et Blanc, 334 Grant St., a Nob Hill wine bar owned by and two doors from Cafe de la Press. It's The MediaShift TweetUp@ Route Blanc, with Mark Glaser of MediaShift with your first drink on Mark. No reservation for drinks, but please email Bill Densmore if you're joining us for dinner at 7:30 p.m. next door at Cafe de la Press.
A priority is to get a little bit away from Union Square, which is touristy, but have it still be possible for hardy folks who want a little exercise to walk to dinner. The restaurant is eight blocks -- 3/4-mile, a 15-minute walk or five-minute cab ride -- from the hotel. Here's a Google map with directions.
RESERVE A SEAT AT OUR TABLE (click on edit tab and add name below or email Bill Densmore)
- Bill Densmore, 2008-2009 RJI Fellow, director Media Giraffe Project, co-founder CircLabs Inc., Williamstown, Mass.
- Carole Christie, communications director, Reynolds Journalism Institute, Columbia, Mo.
- Pamela Johnson, executive director, Reynolds Journalism Institute, Columbia, Mo.
- Clyde Bentley, 2009-2010 Fellow, Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute, Columbia, Mo.
- Barry Parry, editor-publisher, Coastsider.com, Montara, Calif.
- E.G. Cole, writer, San Francisco, Calif.
- Mark Glaser, columnist/blogger, PBS-MediaShift, San Francisco
- Dan Pacheco, social networking / journalism guy (Bakotopia etc.) and founder of Printcasting
- Suzanne Yada, copy editor and journalism student, San Jose State University
- Mark Hinojosa, interactive-media director, The Detroit News, Detroit, Mich.
- Amy Gahran, news/media consultant and co-editor, [http;//www.rjicollaboratory.org RJI Collaboratory,] Boulder, Colo.
- J.D. Lasica, founder, SocialMedia.biz, San Francisco
- Jacqui Banaszynski, 2009-2010 Fellow, Reynolds Journalism Institute, Columbia, Mo.
- Chris O'Brien, director, NextNewsroom.org,columnist, San Jose Mercury News, San Jose, Calif.
- Kirk LaPointe, Managing Editor, The Vancouver Sun
- Andrew Lih, USC Annenberg School of Journalism, author of The Wikipedia Revolution [1]
- Jeff Vander Clute, president, CircLabs Inc., Palo Alto, Calif.
- Tom Murphy, founder-EIC, Newswire21.org; founder-EIC RedwoodAge.com; SF Bay Area.
- Pamela MacLean, Senior Editor, RedwoodAge.com, Marin County, Calif.
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Logan Molen, chief operating officer and digital media overlord at The Bakersfield Californian.
