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Montreux, Switzerland - When Noura al-Ameer exchanged looks with the Syrian government representatives in Switzerland, she felt as though she was looking into the eyes of her interrogators in prison.
The 26-year-old anti-government activist was detained for six months in some of Syria's most notorious prisons in Damascus and Homs before her release in late 2012.
She is now the vice-president of the opposition delegation trying to negotiate a peace deal with representatives of President Bashar al-Assad's government, whose forces arrested her at a bus station in the Syrian capital in 2012.
"When we met the regime delegation, they were staring at us. I looked back at them with complete contempt," she told Al Jazeera in the Swiss city of Montreux, where the rival delegations met face-to-face during the peace conference's preliminary session for the first time since the conflict in Syria began three years ago.
"These people are coming here to defend the president who detained me and many of my friends," al-Ameer, with a colourful headscarf framing her calm face, said.
"They are here to defend the person who killed some of my friends, the youth who were supposed to build Syria," she adds, as her voice trembles. Tears form in her eyes.
Tortured in jailAl-Ameer was what Syrian opposition activists would call, "a revolutionary of the trenches". She was a hands-on activist in her city, Homs. She participated in protests against Assad, coordinated opposition activities and distributed relief aid.She and her network of activists were arrested in May 2012. Thrown into a notorious jail run by military intelligence, al-Ameer was then moved to the infamous Adra prison on the outskirts of Damascus, before she spent her last few months of captivity in a Homs prison.
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When asked if she was tortured she waved her hand in indifference and said, "Only with electricity and cables. I don't think it's appropriate to talk about my torture because it is nothing compared to what other female detainees are now enduring.
"Since my release, the regime has really stepped up torture in prisons; [it] began using creative methods against detainees, especially women."
Al-Ameer's release followed a huge social media campaign by her friends and repeated calls from humanitarian organisations.
Once freed, she left for Turkey and continued her activism near the Syrian border.
As the Syrian National Coalition, the main opposition bloc, expanded its membership, al-Ameer joined the Western-backed group in May 2013.
The young woman is a fresh face in a group dominated by men in their 40s and 50s. Unlike the imprisoned revolutionary, many of the men in Geneva have little experience in on-the-ground activism.
It was an unusual move for a "revolutionary of the trenches" to join the National Coalition, which is accused of being detached from the struggles on the ground. Many rebels and activists perceive the coalition as a tool for the West and its regional allies.
Members of the bloc are often dubbed "hotel revolutionaries" as they frequently attend lavish conferences in luxury five-star resorts. It's a striking contrast to the misery faced by average Syrians.
"I was sick of this negativity, of people criticising the Coalition instead of fixing it," she said, sitting at the piano bar of Royal Plaza hotel on the shores of Lake Geneva.
"So I decided to join it, because our revolution should be represented everywhere. I also want the face of the revolutionary women to be represented."
'Slow process'
The National Coalition is also accused of inefficiency and many groups on the ground rejected its authority as a "representative of the revolution".
"The revolutionary work is fast paced. It is the gate to achieving the impossible. Political work, however, is a slow process and it only moves within the sphere of the possible," al-Ameer said.
"This is why so many activists on the ground are frustrated with the Coalition. They are expecting it to move as fast as they do, and this is understandable."
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The delegation is meeting government representatives in Geneva, causing indignation among rebels and civil activists in Syria who insist that talking to Assad's officials is "a betrayal of the blood" of those killed by the regime.
But al-Ameer hopes talks can help alleviate the suffering of people in her country.
The ongoing negotiations are based on the Geneva communiqué, which lays out a political transition plan for Syria, calls for an end to fighting, and calls for the creation of humanitarian corridors to besieged areas.
The opposition delegation is currently pushing for aid access to besieged areas in al-Ameer's city, Homs.
"I am not here to make peace with the regime. I am here to fight for our rights and to do something for the suffering people, to help Syria become free without the regime of Assad," she said.
"The political battle is no less important than the military battle. And this is a battle I want to fight until the end."
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Effat KG. Results of inlay cartilage myringoplasty in terms of closure of central tympanic membrane perforations. J Laryngol Otol 119: 611-3
ABSTRACT There is a current effort to perform myringoplasty for tympanic membrane perforations as a day-stay procedure. In 1998, an inlay myringoplasty using tragal cartilage/perichondrium was described. A retrospective study was performed by the author to analyse the results of inlay cartilage myringoplasty, in terms of closure of simple perforations of the tympanic membrane. The results of a control group of previous cases of underlay temporalis fascia myringoplasty were retrieved from the hospital records. All the operations in both groups were performed by the same author at the same institution. The operation of inlay cartilage butterfly myringoplasty has been performed in 28 ears with simple central tympanic membrane perforations. Inconsistent results have been obtained, in that only 43 per cent showed closure of the perforation at the most recent follow-up. A control group of standard underlay temporalis fascia myringoplasty has been performed by the same author in 23 ears. Eighty-three per cent of the perforations were closed at the last follow-up. The difference is statistically highly significant (p < 0.01).
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ABSTRACT: The objective of this study is to understand the outcome of minimally invasive topical anesthetized transcanal inlay and underlay tympanoplasty, and to compare these 2 procedures in hearing result, take rate, perioperative pain, and operation time. This is a retrospective study conducted from September 2003 to December 2006. Forty-eight tympanoplasty in 46 patients, 28 inlay and 20 underlay procedures, with small- to medium-sized tympanic membrane perforations without middle ear lesion, were studied in a tertiary referral center. Interventions included otologic examination, perioperative hearing evaluation, local anesthetized transcanal inlay, or underlay tympanoplasty. The outcome measurements were the following: the take rate and audiometric result at the last follow-up visit, perioperative pain, and duration of surgery. The statistical methods used were t test, Mann-Whitney U test, chi(2) test, and Fisher exact test. The take rate were 82.1% in the inlay group and 85% in the underlay group, without significant difference (P = .79) at the last follow-up visit. Air-bone gap closure was 6.3 +/- 2.5 dB in the inlay group and 9.3 +/- 3.2 dB in the underlay (P = .07). Linear analogue scale of perioperative pain was lower in the inlay group with significance (1.7 +/- 1.2 in the inlay and 4.6 +/- 1.9 in the underlay group, P < .001). The duration of the surgery was significantly shorter in the inlay group (31.8 +/- 13.9 minutes for the inlay group and 75.9 +/- 14.6 minutes for the underlay group, P < .001). Minimally invasive topically anesthetized transcanal tympanoplasty provides satisfactory surgical and audiometric outcome both in inlay and underlay procedures. The take rate and extent of hearing recovery are similar in both groups. However, inlay tympanoplasty is superior to transcanal tympanoplasty because of less discomfort and shorter operation time.American journal of otolaryngology 11/2008; 29(6):363-6. DOI:10.1016/j.amjoto.2007.11.002 · 0.98 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Chronic perforations of the eardrum or tympanic membrane represent a significant source of morbidity worldwide. Myringoplasty is the operative repair of a perforated tympanic membrane and is a procedure commonly performed by otolaryngologists. Its purpose is to close the tympanic membrane, improve hearing and limit patient susceptibility to middle ear infections. The success rates of the different surgical techniques used to perform a myringoplasty, and the optimal graft materials to achieve complete closure and restore hearing, vary significantly in the literature. A number of autologous tissues, homografts and synthetic materials are described as graft options. With the advent and development of tissue engineering in the last decade, a number of biomaterials have been studied and attempts have been made to mimic biological functions with these materials. Fibroin, a core structural protein in silk from silkworms, has been widely studied with biomedical applications in mind. Several cell types, including keratinocytes, have grown on silk biomaterials, and scaffolds manufactured from silk have successfully been used in wound healing and for tissue engineering purposes. This review focuses on the current available grafts for myringoplasty and their limitations, and examines the biomechanical properties of silk, assessing the potential benefits of a silk fibroin scaffold as a novel device for use as a graft in myringoplasty surgery.Expert Review of Medical Devices 11/2009; 6(6):653-64. DOI:10.1586/erd.09.47 · 1.68 Impact Factor


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Great location
We spent 6 nights here in May and would highly recommend it. Its modern, clean and perfectly located. Some of the shops along the street are a little seedy but its perfectly located for the station, the river, trips and restaurants etc. We would definitely use it again.
Ottima posizione
Abbiamo trascorso 6 notti in questo hotel a maggio, che consiglieremmo vivamente: � moderno, pulito e ha un'ottima posizione. Alcuni negozi dei dintorni hanno un'aria un po' trascurata, ma la posizione � perfetta per raggiungere la stazione, il fiume, i ristoranti, fare escursioni, ecc. Ritorneremmo di sicuro.
Excellemment situé
Nous avons dormi 6 nuits en mai dans l'un de ces appartements et les recommandons vivement. Ils sont modernes, propres et id�alement situ�s. Certaines boutiques de cette rue sont assez louches, mais pour aller � la gare, au bord du fleuve, faire des excursions ou bien au restaurant etc, l'emplacement est excellent. Nous y retournerions sans h�siter.
Très bien situé
Nous venons de rentrer de Perth o� nous avons pass� 5 jours au Medina Executive Barrack Plaza. Son emplacement est excellent et nous pouvions marcher jusqu'� la gare, le ferry et les principaux centres commerciaux. Nous avions un appartement d'une chambre au troisi�me �tage. La cuisine est �quip�e et le lit tr�s confortable. La chambre est propre et agr�able.
Un seul petit b�mol : la vue depuis notre petit balcon. Nous ne pouvions voir que les petites rues � l'arri�re des magasins. Mais son emplacement et la propret� de l'appartement compensaient largement l'absence de vue.
La salle de gym �tait suffisante pour s'entra�ner.
Au total, un s�jour tr�s agr�able !
Great Location
We have just returned from Perth and stayed for 5 nights at Medina Executive Barrack Plaza. The location is excellent and we could walk to the train station, ferry terminal and main shopping malls. We stayed in a one-bedroom apartment on the third floor. The kitchen is fully furnished and the bed is extremely comfortable. The room is clean and nice.
The only slight disappointment is the view from the small balcony. We could only see the back lanes/alleys of the nearby shops. However, the excellent location and cleanliness of the apartment made up for the lack of view.
The gym was small but good enough for a workout.
Overall, a pleasant stay!
Great place to stay in city centre
A work colleague and I recently stayed three nights in a two bedroom non-smoking apartment on the 9th floor at the Medina Executive Barrack Plaza or the "Medina Apartments" as most people in Perth seem to call it. The apartment was clean and very spacious, with a well appointed kitchen. Each of the bedrooms had a king-size bed and its own large ensuite bathroom. The beds were firm and comfortable with crisp sheets and quilts.
It was nice to have our own small balcony even if it did mainly overlook a parking area. We could just see the Swan River peaking between the buildings. Despite being in the centre of the city, we were pleased to find that the apartment was very quiet.
The foyer of the Medina is unassuming but the desk staff were friendly and helpful. Our apartment was well serviced each day. We even found that the cleaning staff went beyond our expectations and washed up a few cups and plates that we had left on the kitchen sink one morning.
If you don't feel like self-catering, there is a cafe downstairs on the ground floor. It is rather small but the breakfast servings were generous and the coffee good. Room service is available from the cafe. There are a number of takeaways and restuarants nearby - we enjoyed a good meal and talented guitarist at Miss Maud's Swedish Restaurant which is on the next block on Murray Street .
The Medina Apartments are very conveniently located near Perth's shopping malls (there's a Woolworths nearby if you want to stock up on some groceries) and the Perth train station is a couple of minutes walk away. Perth has a good public transport system if you want to venture further afield.
I booked the Medina Medina Executive Barrack Plaza online through one of the WA tourist sites and got a deal that included an airport transfer and some bonus vouchers so the cost for the two bedroom apartment worked out at about $230 a night for the two of us. It was a great and cheaper alternative to two separate hotel rooms.
I would definitely stay at the Medina again; not only when working but it would be a good central base for a family holiday.
All the comforts of home
We spent two nights at the Medina Executive Barrack Plaza this past weekend. We'd booked a one bedroom apartment online at the rate of A$170. Although we arrived well before 2 pm check in, we were promptly given an apartment - a two bedroom unit.
Our third floor apartment was excellent - two bedrooms with king sized beds, two bathrooms, two flat screen TVs, a safe in the master bedroom closet. There was a desk and phone in the hall and the kitchen was fully equipped with fridge, dishwasher, dishes and cutlery - all we needed and more.
The lounge/dining area was spacious and the apartment was spotless and fresh - we were very comfortable during our stay.
We had the same odd patio arrangement with the neighboring hostel/apartment that was mentioned in an earlier review - in fact I think we had the same apartment (third floor, #15). It was strange to see people and laundry hung out to dry mere steps away through the lounge window. This could have been minimized by adding more substantial curtains, instead of the sheers that allowed us to see our neighbors and our neighbors to see us. It wasn't a problem though - no noise or disturbance, just a bit odd; we had to be careful to not run about the lounge half dressed.
The parking situation was interesting - we were told we had to book a spot in advance, which we did; the charge was A$16.50 per day. The parking garage is accessed from Wellington Street via a narrow drive situated between the neighboring buildings. To enter the garage you must pass through two security gates, which are accessed with your key card. Definitely "secure" parking!
Liked this Medina a whole lot better than the Medina Grand and would definitely stay here again.
stayed here for 3 nights, from 11th December, it's quite a new appart hotel, so everything it lovely and clean and modern. We stayed in the 2 bed superior appartment no 315, which was at the back of the hotel, the appartment it's self was great with a kitchen and a small supply of milk, tea etc, so we had something to drink, before we got organised. The hotel is on barrack street, which is really central for the railway and the pier where all the boat trips leave from, and 2mins from the big shopping malls, great location. There is a bar/cafe downstairs, which we didn't try, but it looked fine for breakfast, although it did close at 9.0pm as did most of Perth, so if you arrive late, go straight out for a meal before everything shuts!
The only thing I would say about our particular room was the view, the hotel has been built in one of the less fancy areas and behind is a backpackers lodgings, our room looked straight into the hostel, in fact, when they were outside chilling on the fire escape, you could have shook hands over the balcony, I was worried about the noise and would have asked for a change of room if required, but as it happens they were very quiet, it was quite surreal, staying in the luxury of a 4* hotel and being able to look in on another side of life at very close quarters!
We booked via a travel agent and I think you get what you are given, I would always book the hotel direct and ask more questions about the room etc.
All in all a great stay....................
Beautiful Hotel
I stayed in this property 3 times for business. I have stayed in both the two bedroom and one bedroom apartment.
THe room is really modern with modern decor, very nice TV's and great furniture. The location is fantastic and you are only 30 metres walk from the main mall in PErth. If you need the train, you are also close to the train station and bus station.
The only thing is that there is no real restaurant in the apartments. There is a cafe which I only ate breakfast at but I didn't try their room service. It is also connected to a funky bar if you want to go down and have a drink.
The staff at the hotel are really friendly and efficient. I have also recommended this hotel to a friend who stayed there and also loved it. The bed is comfortable and comes with fresh crisp linen.
Be careful when you are booking not to confuse this one with their other property which is the Medina Grand. I've never stayed at the other one however this is the nice new one. Im pretty fussy when it comes to hotels and I would reccomend this hotel.
Barrack for the Medina Executive on Barrack!, Perth
The Medina Executive apartments on Barrack St, Perth WA was a delightful stay. The hotel has recently opened with specials at about $160 a night (going up to $180).
We stayed in the premier suite which consisted of two bedrooms, lounge/dining area, kitchen and bathroom.
The hotel smells and looks brand new, with ultra modern furnishing and large king size bed in the main.
There are two flat screen tv's, a cd mini hi-fi and all the usual mod cons needed for everyday living. The rooms are promptly serviced and the location is central to Perth's CBD, close to shops, restaurants and public transport.
The only thing we missed was the fridge wasn't stocked with milk on the first night.
The parking is accessed from a side street which is a bit of a pain due to the constant median strips on Perth's roads but otherwise it was great!
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Beverly Hills, CA -- The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences today announced that 15 films have been selected as semifinalists for Achievement in Visual Effects for the 83rd Academy Awards®.
The films are listed below in alphabetical order:
Alice in Wonderland
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Clash of the Titans
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
Iron Man 2
The Last Airbender
Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
Scott Pilgrim vs the World
Shutter Island
The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Tron: Legacy
In early January, the members of the Academy's Visual Effects Branch Executive Committee, who selected the semifinalists, will narrow the list to seven.
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Lawyer accused of Phoenix-area murder released from jail
PHOENIX — A California attorney who walked out of jail after a murder case
against him in Arizona was dismissed says he felt shock and thrill when learning
a judge threw out a jury's guilty verdict against him.
Robert Fischer, 54, of Irvine said the likelihood of a judge overturning a jury verdict and
granting a new trial is low.
But he said he believed, as the judge said in granting him a new trial, that
his case's evidence didn't support the verdict.
"Any (legal) system is probably flawed to some degree," said Fischer, a
divorce attorney. "Fortunately, there are checks and balances. In my case,
there was a courageous judge who understood the jury got it wrong."
Nearly three months ago, Fischer was convicted of murder in the December 2010 shooting death of his
stepdaughter's husband, 49-year-old Norman
"Lee" Radder, at the home of Radder and his family in Queen Creek, southeast
of Phoenix. Fischer was visiting the family when Radder died of a single shot
from Fischer's handgun into Radder's right eye after an evening of drinking.
Authorities contend Radder's death was staged as a suicide. Fischer's attorney,
however, has suggested Radder was suicidal, saying he was experiencing financial
and marital difficulties.
The case against Fischer was dismissed Monday as prosecutors are expected to
appeal the Feb. 28 decision by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Karen
Mullins to throw out the verdict and grant a new trial. Prosecutors are
continuing to pursue a case against Fischer and aren't barred from filing a
murder charge against him in the future.
Fischer, who has been in police custody since his trial ended, walked out of
jail Monday night, greeted by his attorney. He said he and his wife spent the
night at a hotel room where they caught up and ate crackers and cheese.
He and his lawyer, Dwane Cates, granted an interview Tuesday to reporters.
Fischer and Cates shied away from talking about the case's facts. Still,
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School Board details its priorities.
If a school system is only taking care of a student between when a student arrives on a bus and when they leave, they are failing that child. At least, that's the logic behind the 2015-16 Arlington School Board's priorities.
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Seniors are targeted for scams "because sometimes they just want to talk to people," Bill Ross began the class on Senior Scams at the Langston-Brown Senior Community Center Aug. 26. "Seniors are more vulnerable. They believe the pitches they hear; they have lived a long time and they trust people."
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"If you are a bird or a butterfly, what are the three things you need?" Thomas Condenzio asked the 11 attendees at Lee Senior Community Center's class Aug. 26 on "Making Gardens Bird and Butterfly Friendly."
Close Call with West Nile for Alexandria
Observant citizens prompt removal of mosquito breeding ground
With construction for the Indigo Hotel occurring in the area, it might have been easy to dismiss the pit of standing water at the corner of Duke and The Strand.
Alexandria: 'Young At Art' Senior Exhibit Celebrates 29 Years
When artist Wilda Gadzik finally got around to taking a formal art class as a resident of Goodwin House, it wasn't her familiar paintbrush she was told to reach for. Instead, the 87-year-old was handed a pencil.
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It's Wednesday afternoon and a cohort of George Mason University staff, students and faculty hit the pavement. Clad in attire ranging from running shorts and brightly colored sneakers to neutral walking shoes and business suits, the group takes part in "Who's Walking Wednesdays," part of an initiative to get moving for health and wellness.
Potomac: Animals Can Help Patients with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
Animals can help patients with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders heal.
Wearing her long dark hair in pigtails and a backwards baseball cap, Leah Schuman peered curiously over a low fence into a pen of miniature llamas.
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On Saturday evening, Aug. 1, Safety And Health Foundation and ACE Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine Institute presented the 9th annual Friends of the W&OD 10K race in Vienna, Virginia.
Great Falls: Groundwater Cleanup Continues
GFCA responds to latest figures from gas additive spill; eyesore continues to plague Great Falls.
In the last three months, about 27 pounds of Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE) have been removed from the groundwater as a result of the leak from the former Exxon Station at 9901 Georgetown Pike.
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Local governments, clinics offer free immunizations for all and physical exams for the uninsured.
As the lazy days of summer wind down, beach trips, lemonade stands and lax bedtimes give way to alarm clocks, textbooks and backpacks. Public health officials say that a back-to-school list should include more than pencils and paper. For many, the first order of business is a well-child physical, a dental exam and required immunizations.
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"Flourishing After 55" from Arlington Office of Senior Adult Programs for Aug. 23-29.
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Mount Vernon: 'If You Believe'
Broadway concert to benefit cancer research.
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Alexandria: Backpacks, School Supplies and More
'My Brother's Keeper' ministry hosts annual event.
The Alfred Street Baptist Church frequently steps in to meet community needs that can go unnoticed, and the thousands of youth returning to school without the supplies they need is no exception. In two weeks' time, volunteers at the church filled more than a thousand backpacks for elementary, middle and high school students attending Alexandria City Public Schools.
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Anschutz buys Colorado newspaper; The Oklahoman's Hight named Editor
"Joe has been a tremendous asset to us. We will miss him, but we are thrilled with this new opportunity," said Kelly Dyer Fry, Editor of The Oklahoman and vice president of news for OPUBCO Communications group. "We are looking forward to working with the Gazette's newsroom under Joe's leadership. It also opens up career advancement and mobility opportunities for our staff that we have not had in the past. Having three newspapers within the same family will afford myriad partnership possibilities."
McKibben, who will serve as chairman of The Gazette organization, noted the region's diversity and potential growth as key motivations for the acquisition. He also intends to make immediate improvements to the newspaper.
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Pregnant women generally do not develop cervical cancer. A woman who does, and whose disease is diagnosed at a very early stage, can safely continue her pregnancy. However, physicians usually recommend either:
- A cesarean section (delivery of the baby through an incision in the abdominal wall) followed by hysterectomy (surgical removal of the uterus) for delivery and treatment, or
- A vaginal delivery with hysterectomy several weeks later.
If a pregnant woman has advanced cervical cancer, she and her partner, together with the physician, must decide whether to continue or terminate the pregnancy.
A woman who decides to terminate the pregnancy usually undergoes a hysterectomy and/or radiation therapy. If the woman decides to continue the pregnancy, the baby should be delivered by cesarean section as soon as it is able to survive outside the womb.
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A quest to create a magazine onsite at an event to bring the excitement to the rest of the world.
When the Pivotcon Conference was coming to New York and my friend Brian Solis was creating a killer agenda, I knew both my companies, Zinio and VIVmag, needed to have a presence there. But, anyone who knows me knows that I am not a fan of standard booths at trade shows. They don't enable the brand to stand out. I wanted my digital publishing brands to stand out.
So I begged, bribed, and pleaded with my team to join me in my quest to do something never done before: create a magazine, onsite at the event, that would bring to life all of the great imagery, sound bites, excitement, and inspiration from the event, and then make it available to the world.
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Filled with 18 videos and lots of photos that captured the essence of the conversation, we created a curated piece of history that anyone can use as a reference for great tips, hints, and insights. But we didn't stop there. Realizing that digital publishing requires you to speak to the three main types of digital audience in their own unique ways, we created an engagement path for all three:
Digital reading fans get the entire issue for free at Zinio.com/pivot2011. They can enjoy it on their PC or iPad.
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And finally, that third group of engagers, who rely on good old traditional PR to hear about new items and innovations from trusted sources were able to learn about the effort through a press release here.
Promotions went live on Thursday, October 27, 2011 so it's too early to tell how big of a success this effort will be.
The main point of sharing the process through this column, though, is to bring home the point that, in a world of digital publishing, turning on content is not good enough. To bring a magazine or other digital publication to life, you need to seed your audience based on who they are and how they engage with content. In our world, there are multiple channels of communication required in order to launch and maintain brand awareness for a product.
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Prior to her role at NOOKTM Jeanniey launched a wearables fashion technology company called Ringblingz. Before getting into the wearables business, Jeanniey was the chief marketing officer (CMO) of Zinio, where she grew the business by more than 427 percent, into one of the largest global digital newsstands. Other notable roles in her career include her involvement as the executive director and senior partner at OgilvyOne, where she led the digital Dialogue business and worked with Fortune 50 brands including IBM, Unilever, and American Express, and being a general manager at Grey Direct. At Grey Direct Jeanniey launched the first email marketing division of a global advertising agency. Prior to her time in advertising, Jeanniey spent seven years in retail leading a variety of groups from Consumer Relations and Operations, to Collections and Digital at JCPenney.
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