Online Coverage of the XVII International AIDS Conference

[Guest guest]

As the International AIDS Conference approaches (AIDS 2008), I would

like to inform of you of a service that the Kaiser Family Foundation

is offering, allowing you to access online coverage of the

conference. Kaisernetwork.org's extensive conference coverage will

include live and tape-delayed webcasts of select session; podcasts

available in Spanish and English; interviews with newsmakers and

journalists; and daily narrated video highlights of major conference

developments and much more.

I would like to point out that everyday from August 3-8, we will be

sending out a daily update email featuring highlights from the

conference. We hope you will consider forwarding the daily update

email to members of your listserv for that week, to help extend the

reach of the conference. This is a highly useful service for members

on your listserv because the information presented in this conference

will be relevant to the public, researchers, scientists, advocates

and policymakers alike. Sign up for the email at

http://www.kaisernetwork.org/aids2008 .

In addition to the daily conference update email, we also have a

variety of syndication options, including an online widget, that

allow organizations and individuals to feature content on their Web

sites, blogs and social networking pages. For more information and to

see examples of partners' sites that syndicated content from the 2006

International AIDS Conference, visit

http://www.kaisernetwork.org/aids2008/syndication.cfm.

[Guest guest]

As the International AIDS Conference approaches (AIDS 2008), I would

like to inform of you of a service that the Kaiser Family Foundation

is offering, allowing you to access online coverage of the

conference. Kaisernetwork.org's extensive conference coverage will

include live and tape-delayed webcasts of select session; podcasts

available in Spanish and English; interviews with newsmakers and

journalists; and daily narrated video highlights of major conference

developments and much more.

I would like to point out that everyday from August 3-8, we will be

sending out a daily update email featuring highlights from the

conference. We hope you will consider forwarding the daily update

email to members of your listserv for that week, to help extend the

reach of the conference. This is a highly useful service for members

on your listserv because the information presented in this conference

will be relevant to the public, researchers, scientists, advocates

and policymakers alike. Sign up for the email at

http://www.kaisernetwork.org/aids2008 .

In addition to the daily conference update email, we also have a

variety of syndication options, including an online widget, that

allow organizations and individuals to feature content on their Web

sites, blogs and social networking pages. For more information and to

see examples of partners' sites that syndicated content from the 2006

International AIDS Conference, visit

http://www.kaisernetwork.org/aids2008/syndication.cfm.