The Summit is Over!
Big thanks to everyone who joined us for the Global Voices Citizen Media Summit 2010 at the Santiago Public Library.
We will soon post videos videos from Summit, but meanwhile you can still read the archived liveblogs in English and Spanish, and check #GV2010 on Twitter.Global Voices Online gathered a diverse group of bloggers, activists, technologists, journalists from around the world for two days of public discussions and workshops. A two-day internal meeting for Global Voices editors, translators and contributors followed the public gathering.
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Media and Blog Coverage
We've started gathering links to Summit stories in newspapers and blogs around the world.Summit Blog
Open Session (Internal): Conflict Prevention and Resolution
Notes from an (internal) session about the role of Global Voices in conflict prevention and resolution, including a proposal for future activity.
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Session Notes: Indigenous languages online - challenges and opportunities
The main focus of the small breakout session was to explore the ways that internet has helped promote the uses of indigenous languages in countries where these languages have not had much presence online.
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