[CITASA] Fwd: FW: expert needed for news story on internet connection
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Subject: FW: expert needed for news story on internet connection
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 2010 11:23:15 -0500
From: ASA Public Information pubinfo@asanet.org
To: "'gustavo@soc.haifa.ac.il'" gustavo@soc.haifa.ac.il,
"'nippert@iit.edu'" nippert@iit.edu, "'fischern@augsburg.edu'"
fischern@augsburg.edu, "'khampton@asc.upenn.edu'"
khampton@asc.upenn.edu, "'jboase@rci.rutgers.edu'"
jboase@rci.rutgers.edu, "'drf2004@columbia.edu'" drf2004@columbia.edu,
"'loriken@illinois.edu'" loriken@illinois.edu, "'bl506@york.ac.uk'"
bl506@york.ac.uk, "'lrobinson@scu.edu'" lrobinson@scu.edu
Could you please post this message to the CITASA listserv? Thanks!
Dear ASA Communication and Information Technology Section Member,
As ASA's Communications Director I am writing to request that if you have
expertise on or research-based knowledge about why some Internet users
cling to dial-up (vs higher-speed) connections to the Internet, please
contact Columbia News Service reporter Stephen Shen (917-763-2201,
sdc2133@columbia.edumailto:sdc2133@columbia.edu) immediately, as he is on
deadline for COB today writing a story for the news wire on this topic.
Lee
Lee Herring
Director of Public Affairs & Public Information
American Sociological Association
1430 K St., NW, #600
Washington, DC 20005
202-383-9005 x-320, 202-527-7877 (fax)
So, Stephen maybe read an article about how people are "clinging" to dial up, but the article didn't say why? Was it a research article? Or was it just made up? Are they clinging, or using? What's his source on this "cling" business?
On Feb 26, 2010, at 11:39 AM, gustavo wrote:
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: FW: expert needed for news story on internet connection
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 2010 11:23:15 -0500
From: ASA Public Information pubinfo@asanet.org
To: "'gustavo@soc.haifa.ac.il'" gustavo@soc.haifa.ac.il,
"'nippert@iit.edu'" nippert@iit.edu, "'fischern@augsburg.edu'"
fischern@augsburg.edu, "'khampton@asc.upenn.edu'"
khampton@asc.upenn.edu, "'jboase@rci.rutgers.edu'"
jboase@rci.rutgers.edu, "'drf2004@columbia.edu'" drf2004@columbia.edu,
"'loriken@illinois.edu'" loriken@illinois.edu, "'bl506@york.ac.uk'"
bl506@york.ac.uk, "'lrobinson@scu.edu'" lrobinson@scu.edu
Could you please post this message to the CITASA listserv? Thanks!
Dear ASA Communication and Information Technology Section Member,
As ASA's Communications Director I am writing to request that if you have
expertise on or research-based knowledge about why some Internet users
cling to dial-up (vs higher-speed) connections to the Internet, please
contact Columbia News Service reporter Stephen Shen (917-763-2201,
sdc2133@columbia.edumailto:sdc2133@columbia.edu) immediately, as he is on
deadline for COB today writing a story for the news wire on this topic.
Lee
Lee Herring
Director of Public Affairs & Public Information
American Sociological Association
1430 K St., NW, #600
Washington, DC 20005
202-383-9005 x-320, 202-527-7877 (fax)
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