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    BlogTalkRadio Heeds the Call for Poverty Relief with Blog Action Day Talkathon

    If you’re among the 9,500 bloggers ready to report for duty on Blog Action Day 2008 – Wednesday, October 15 – don’t forget to tune into BlogTalkRadio too.

    Because we’ve teamed up with BlogActionDay.org to help take its poverty-relief conversation to all four corners of the earth.

    Beginning at 12 p.m. ET, we’re broadcasting a 12-hour Talkathon for Poverty Relief that promises to make history.

    Anchored live from Denver by Easton Ellsworth, U.S. director for Blog Action Day, the special will be co-hosted by BlogTalkRadio’s Eric Olsen and Shaun Daily of BlogTalkRadio Today, Dawn Olsen of Glosslip Radio, Tom D’Antoni and Art Levine of D’Antoni and Levine, Reuben Torres of Let’s Get Real, Charles Mattocks of The Poor Chef, Gregory Turner and Brian Henderson of ASE Motivation, Doctor Mo of The Danger Zone Show, and Barbara Howard of The Recipe Box from throughout the U.S.

    Leading bloggers – including Paul Chaney, president of the International Blogger and New Media Association, Liz Strauss, founder of SOBCon (Biz School for Blogging), Chris Garrett, co-author of ProBlogger: Secrets for Blogging Your Way to a Six-Figure Income, and social-media guru Beth Kanter – are scheduled to appear as guests on the United Nations Millennium Campaign-supported program, along with notables from the political, entertainment and literary arenas.

    Blog Action Day was launched last year when two bloggers – Collis Ta’eed of Sydney, Australia, and Leo Babauta of Guam – asked, “What would happen if all the bloggers of the world united for a single cause?”

    What did happen during the U.N.-backed Blog Action Day 2007: The Environment was more than 20,000 bloggers offering ways solve help solve hundreds of environmental crises.

    BlogActionDay.org estimates that some 10.6 million-plus people worldwide will read about the event on October 15 – many of whom are also expected to tune into and/or call into the talkathon.

    During the talkathon, the Blog Action Day editorial team will select the best participating blogs from around the globe to be cited live on-air. Those bloggers whose work is read will have one hour to call into the talkathon to claim prizes donated by event sponsors.

    Bloggers who wish to participate in Blog Action Day 2008 can register for free at http://blogactionday.org.

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    8 Responses to “BlogTalkRadio Heeds the Call for Poverty Relief with Blog Action Day Talkathon”

    1. Can’t wait! Thanks again for setting this up!

    2. [...] the BlogTalkRadio blog: Anchored live from Denver by Easton Ellsworth, U.S. director for Blog Action Day, the special will [...]

    3. [...] we posted earlier, BlogTalkRadio is taken part in an historic Blog Action Day event, a 12 hour talkathon for poverty. Lots of people are asking how they can help or participate in Blog Action Day events.  Here are a [...]

    4. Shaymaa says:

      That’s really awesome! I will be speaking in UAE at University of Sharjah and it’d be great to talk about the event at BTR.

    5. [...] BlogTalkRadio Heeds the Call for Poverty Relief with Blog Action Day Talkathon - Airing from 12 p.m. to 12 a.m. EDT, the program will be anchored live from Denver, Colorado, by BlogActionDay.org’s Easton Ellsworth, with BlogTalkRadio hosts – including Tom D’Antoni of D’Antoni and Levine, Reuben Torres of Let’s Get Real, Charles Mattocks of The Poor Chef, Barbara Howard of The Recipe Box, Dawn Olsen of Glosslip Radio, Eric Olsen of BTR Today, Gregory Turner and Brian Henderson of ASE Motivation and Dr. Mo of The Danger Zone Show – sharing co-hosting duties from throughout the U.S. [...]

    6. Интересно и позновательно, а будет еще что-то по этой теме?

    7. [...] So I apologize for taking time away from FWJ Radio, but it’s for a good cause. I hope you’ll participate in Blog Action Day and come listen to at least some of our talkathon for poverty. [...]

    8. Bob96 says:

      Remember the series Inside Herman’s Head? ,

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