Catch UNLISTED2012 everywhere: LiveStream and Twitter
Our Unlisted2012 conference is all about global access and community. With the help of US Department of State, we will be live streaming UNLISTED 2012 fro 230-530 Rome time (930-1230 EST). Here is a test link.
For Twitter users, we created the tag #UNLST2012 so that you can find all relevant tweets. Be sure to include this tag in all tweets regarding Unlisted2012 conference and we will do our best to answer your questions. After each speaker we will have a brief question and answer session, as well as Q&A during the last hour of the conference – so tweet your questions and watch us respond. To make it easier, please take a look at our UNLISTED TweetGrid which filters all conversations tagged #UNLST2012 as well as @AIRomanculture and @SaveRome (Director Darius Arya) accounts.
Information for live streaming and Twitter:
- Test link: http://www.ktroma.it/romanculturestreaming/index.html
- Ttest page (to see how the video streaming works) http://www.ktroma.it/streaming/index.html
- For conducting a test prior to 23rd:
mms://194.242.227.71/Kt_on_demand/Kt_on_demand/PaoloGrossi_KTsrl_streaming_roma/paologrossiktsrl.wmv - For Ipad: With GoodPlayer App clicking on link on March 23
http://www.ktroma.it/romanculturestreaming/index.html - Twitter: #UNLST2012 and UNLISTED TweetGrid
What you need
PC: Internet explorer or other browsers with windows media player plugin
MacOSX: Safari or other browsers with Flip For Mac Plugin
Archaeological Cultural Heritage Preservation: AIRC’s Unlisted Conference 2012
It’s All in the Packaging: Enhancing Visibility of Archaeological Cultural Heritage Preservation
On March 23, we are very excited to co-sponsor the 2nd annual Unlisted conference with the Italian Ministry of Culture. Gathering together a broad range of stakeholders, Unlisted aims to discuss new ways to preserve global cultural heritage in areas that do not have the benefit of UNESCO World Heritage status.
Free and open to the public, presentations will be delivered on the morning and afternoon of Friday March 23rd at the Centro Studi Americani. Simultaneous translation will be available, generously provided by the United States Department of State via the United States Diplomatic Mission to Italy.
If interested in attending the conference, post-conference site visits to Villa of the Quintilii and the bath complex at Capo di Bove (limited seating), and for additional information, please visit our Unlisted Conference Event page and/or contact Shelley Ruelle: shelley.ruelle [at]romanculture.org
American Institute for Roman Culture 