[CounterCorp] Be part of the "soft launch" of our new website!
CounterCorp News and Events List
countercorp-news at countercorp.org
Tue Dec 1 17:46:26 EST 2009
Dear CounterCorp supporters,
Hope everyone who celebrates Thanksgiving had a happy one, as well as
some well-deserved time off from work to spend with family and
friends! Here at CounterCorp global headquarters we have several
exciting announcements we want to share with you now that the holiday
is over, and before folks get caught up in the next big holiday cycle:
1) BETA VERSION OF NEW COUNTERCORP WEBSITE -- More than two years in
the making, the new CounterCorp website is now in the "beta" (pre-
launch) stage and available for your viewing pleasure. It was
conceived and developed by our original volunteer web guru, Dennis
Williams, and then more recently updated and completed by our current
volunteer webmaster, Nathan Frankel.
CounterCorp's new home on the Internet features a vastly enhanced
look and feel, and a variety of potential functionalities that we'll
be gradually rolling out in the coming months. The beta version of the
website is not yet "live", but it will be shortly. In the meantime,
we're asking members of the CounterCorp community to take a look at it
and send us your feedback.
This could include any typos or other errors that you find, things
that are confusing or don't look (or work) right, or any suggestions
you have for what kinds of new features you'd like the site to have.
We may not be able to implement every idea we get, but we want to know
what you think of the site, and how we can change it for the better.
You can check out the beta version of the site at http://beta.countercorp.org
and send any feedback you have to website at countercorp.org. We look
forward to hearing from you!
2) COUNTERCORP IS NOW ON TWITTER -- Since its inception in 2006, our
CounterCorp News e-mail list has been the best way to stay updated on
CounterCorp event and project announcements, and it will continue to
serve that role. But we're interested to see if Twitter can serve a
useful purpose for our supporters and community members. (For those of
you unfamiliar with Twitter, it's a way to send very short --140
characters or less -- announcements known as "tweets" to people via
text, instant message, or the Web.)
So this is also an announcement of the "soft launch" of our new
Twitter feed, at http://www.twitter.com/countercorp. We haven't even
announced this on the new beta site yet, because we wanted to give
CounterCorp supporters the chance to receive our first tweets. We're
going to use Twitter to announce breaking news, such as when the new
website goes live, an exciting new project we're about to unveil, and
the dates and location of next year's Anti-Corporate Film Festival.
Try it out and tell us what you think ...
* * *
Thanks as always for your support -- we couldn't do any of this
without you!
John Wilner
Director
CounterCorp: Putting An End to Business as Usual
5th Annual Anti-Corporate Film Festival, May 2010
www.countercorp.org
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