"Internet Tools..." Conference Audio Available for Download

	posted by Scott on 09:03 PM July 24th, 2005
	The talk I gave at the 2005 Men's Equality Conference in Washington, D.C. last weekend is now available for download. The breakout session was titled "Internet Tools for Promoting Collaboration and Activism," and you can download the mp3 audio of it (9.3 MB) as well as the PDF slides (350 kb) to follow along with (except for the live demo part). My talk didn't exactly set the world on fire but I wanted to make it available in case others might find it useful. Enjoy!

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Initial confusion... (Score:1) by Scott (scott@mensactivism.org) on 09:24 PM July 24th, 2005 EST (#1) In case anyone is confused about the comments made at the start of the talk, I had some problems with the LCD projector as I gave the talk - it chopped off about my slides so you could only see about 2/3 of them. Fortunately that didn't ruin the presentation, though. Scott

Re:Initial confusion... (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 01:34 PM July 26th, 2005 EST (#2) When I went on line in 2001, I searched the web for evidence of a mens movement and all I could find were a rather mediocre selection of "dead sites", typically "last updated in 1997" or something like that. That is , until I found Mensactivism which is to me an ember of light in a world enveloped by the darkness of feminaziism. Hotspur

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