While WhatTheyThink didn’t send a delegate to the Copenhagen Climate Summit, we do have a “man on the street” providing us with exclusive dispatches.
Listen to our conversation using the player below, or download the MP3 file (12MB) to hear it on your iPhone, iPod or other MP3 player. Don Carli briefed us on several topics:
His first challenge – just getting in the door.
An up-close look at demonstrating the right way – and the wrong way – in Denmark.
What happens when you don’t “size the church for Easter.”
Unique interviews – who knew how many printed pages it took to run a climate summit?
Asking the hard questions.
The world’s largest press room!
The two over-arching issues of the Summit.
In his coverage, Don mentions "Climate Kabuki;" read more in his post for Green Media Connect.
Don't forget the Institute for Sustainable Communication (ISC) fundraiser for the Urban Scholars college scholarship. You can give someone a holiday gift and help fund a scholarship that supports the career development of young scholars and professionals through programs providing mentoring, internships, scholarships and fellowships that build capacity and essential human capital for the widespread adoption of sustainable communication media technology and business practices.
Buy a t-shirt, add to the scholarship fund!
Thought Leadership: Full Stack Development—Have It Your Way!
In this video sponsored by OnPrintShop, David Zwang talks with Naimish Patel, VP Sales, and Trent Foreman Regional Mgr NA, of RadixWeb, a development company that can tailor a solution to your specific needs. Whether based on their own OnPrintShop or starting from scratch, they can help you connect your clients and systems. Read More
What does the Groupon IPO have to do with print?
What does the Groupon IPO have to do with print? Or maybe we should say, what does print have to do with the Groupon IPO?
In a word: Eric Lefkofsky. That would be the Eric Lefkofsky who founded Innerworkings. Read More
Learn from the Winners: Patient News Publishing, Environmental Sustainability and Your Community, 2009
Patient News Publishing (Haliburton ON) was the winner of the 2009 WhatTheyThink Environmental Innovation Award for Environmental Sustainability and Your Community, which recognized a company that is involved in an environmentally progressive community program.Alice Miller, IT Director, tells about her company’s programs that support both the environment and the community. Read More
Learn from the Winners: Spirit Graphics, Thought Leader, 2009
Thomas Ackerman Jr, owner of Spirit Graphics, and his business partner (and mother) have been working diligently for approximately 12 years in the printing industry to change the way they do business as a whole with the environment, their employees and themselves in mind. Learn what initiatives earned them the coveted WTT award. Read More
Learn from the Winners: Homewood Press, Environmental Sustainability and Your Processes, 2009
In December 2008 Homewood Press installed a power generating wind turbine for the purpose of providing electricity from a clean energy source to assist in providing power to their plant. Projections that suggest that the wind turbine will generate approximately 1/3 of the power the plant consumes annually. Read More
While WhatTheyThink didn’t send a delegate to the Copenhagen Climate Summit, we do have a “man on the street” providing us with exclusive dispatches.
Listen to our conversation using the player below, or download the MP3 file (12MB) to hear it on your iPhone, iPod or other MP3 player. Don Carli briefed us on several topics:
Don't forget the Institute for Sustainable Communication (ISC) fundraiser for the Urban Scholars college scholarship. You can give someone a holiday gift and help fund a scholarship that supports the career development of young scholars and professionals through programs providing mentoring, internships, scholarships and fellowships that build capacity and essential human capital for the widespread adoption of sustainable communication media technology and business practices.
Buy a t-shirt, add to the scholarship fund!
