The press event for Richmond Sunlight will be held tomorrow, at 9:30am, in the General Assembly briefing room adjacent to House Room C. Rev. C. Douglas Smith (the Virginia Interfaith Center’s executive director), Delegate Chris Saxman and I will all participate. All are welcome, of course — bloggers and traditional journalists alike.
Is anyone going to be recording this whole press conference? If so, I’d love a copy of it for virginiapodcast.net.
Posted by Sean Tubbs on 9 January 2007 @ 6pm
Sean-
If Waldo doesn’t bring the requisite equipment (which I doubt he’d chose not to), I can provide an MP3 recording.
Posted by Joe on 9 January 2007 @ 7pm
How did Delegate Saxman get involved?
I don’t know — this event is the Interfaith Center’s. I’m just showing up. :) I suspect it’s because he’s known as an advocate of open government, which would make him rather a natural fit.
If Waldo doesn’t bring the requisite equipment (which I doubt he’d chose not to), I can provide an MP3 recording.
I’m afraid that I don’t own any such equipment — just a little memo recorder, so I’m sure Sean would appreciate that, Joe.
Posted by Waldo Jaquith on 9 January 2007 @ 8pm
I have my laptop setup with a (full-size) microphone and software for recording MP3’s on-site. It came in handy during the election season.
Wish I could have made it down there today, Waldo. My daughter is in town from California, and we stayed up too late.
Congratulations again!
Posted by Mark Brooks on 10 January 2007 @ 1pm
Congratulations, Waldo! I’m sorry I missed the press conference, but I’m looking forward to using richmondsunlight.com on a regular basis, especially during the General Assembly session.
I’ll be telling all my Republican and Libertarian activist friends to check it out.
Posted by Rick Sincere on 10 January 2007 @ 4pm
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