Panmedia launched three related sites this week that include[s] a blog for students in a Cornell University art history class. The students will interact with a handful of artists in Jamaica, England and the United States via blog posts on a site titled Diaspora Dialogs.
Bringing the heavyweights in: Discussing a video project is composer, arranger and musician Richard Patterson (glasses) and award-winning filmmaker Chris Browne (second right) with CEO Knolly Moses (left) and Peter Lindo, Managing Director of Panmedia Advertising.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., perhaps the most famous icon of the African-American civil rights movement, is honored annually around the world on the third Monday of January. Dr. King was born in Atlanta, Georgia January 15, 1929.
To celebrate his life and achievements, the Information Resource Center of the U.S. Embassy has distributed a “Webliography†related to Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement.
Panmedia is posting this “Webliography†because of the impact Dr. King had on Caribbean people of African descent.
A Public Perspective
The Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica has launched Energy Matters, a Vox Pop radio series produced by Panmedia. Energy Matters is recorded and packaged man-in-the-street interviews on energy issues, conservation and the relevance of energy efficiency in the lives of ordinary Jamaicans. Each week, the ten-minute programs by actress and announcer Denise Hunt will feature a different location. The first installment was on carpooling.
Business Events JA is the new name for CrossRoads, a Panmedia sponsored portal that lists all business events in Jamaica open to the public. It also lists membership meetings for all the trade organizations, and offers a directory of related resources. The major trade organizations post their information directly to the site.