IT.tv Episode 27: Greening the Conventions

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I offer my advice on how to really have the “greenest convention ever.” Distributed by Tubemogul.
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  • Patrick

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  • Patrick

    This is probably the wrong place for this suggestion, but I noticed that you read quite a bit and I thought I would reccomend, to you, alibris.com. I’ve never seen lower book prices and the collection is quite extensive…

  • http://www.insignificantthoughts.com/ Vinny

    That is a damn cool site. Truth is, I don’t do paper books anymore. I have a Kindle now and all my reading is done on that. That being said, that site is definitely worth sharing. Thanks for that!

  • http://www.insignificantthoughts.com Vinny

    That is a damn cool site. Truth is, I don’t do paper books anymore. I have a Kindle now and all my reading is done on that. That being said, that site is definitely worth sharing. Thanks for that!

  • http://briancruise.com/ Brian C

    You are so right. Absolutely. The greenest thing to do is to skip the convention, have each candidate set up a blog. Each state could cast their nominations at the blog. And the candidates can broadcast an acceptance speech at the blog. The media could broadcast the speech from the blog.

  • http://briancruise.com Brian C

    You are so right. Absolutely. The greenest thing to do is to skip the convention, have each candidate set up a blog. Each state could cast their nominations at the blog. And the candidates can broadcast an acceptance speech at the blog. The media could broadcast the speech from the blog.

  • http://www.futuregringo.com/ james

    Regarding the DNC acceptance speech in Denver.

    Green Plus: Plenty of recycle bins everywhere for the plastic. And I rode my bike there.

    Green Minus: interstate 25 was closed for security reasons, and even though at night caused thousands of idling cars and traffic jams.

    Not sure if they balanced out.

  • http://www.futuregringo.com james

    Regarding the DNC acceptance speech in Denver.

    Green Plus: Plenty of recycle bins everywhere for the plastic. And I rode my bike there.

    Green Minus: interstate 25 was closed for security reasons, and even though at night caused thousands of idling cars and traffic jams.

    Not sure if they balanced out.