[OR_Archaeology] New TV series provides opportunityto advertise- deadline for submissions Dec.

Wed Dec 10 12:30:19 PST 2008

As a note several Tribes have participated in this including Grand Ronde to highlight cultural activities and historical sites such as Fort Yamhill.  This advertisement may provide a useful forum for Oregon archaeologists to display areas of interest to a larger audience to come and see the States cultural heritage and provide some economic benefit as well.

Eirik Thorsgard MAIS 
Cultural Protection Coordinator
Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon
Office 1-503-879-1630
Cell.     1-971-241-2696
Email. Eirik.thorsgard at grandronde.org

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From: or_archaeology-bounces at listsmart.osl.state.or.us <or_archaeology-bounces at listsmart.osl.state.or.us>
To: Archaeology Listserv Oregon <OR_Archaeology at listsmart.osl.state.or.us>; johnvallison at yahoo.com <johnvallison at yahoo.com>
Sent: Wed Dec 10 12:25:39 2008
Subject: Re: [OR_Archaeology] New TV series provides opportunityto	advertise- deadline for submissions Dec.

Mr. Allison,

Thank you for your reply.  Since your present and past responses appear to voice concerns you have regarding postings on this listserv (OR_Arch), and since there are other members of the listserv that also post announcements, I am sending my reply to the entire listserv in the hope of opening a productive discussion of your valid concerns.

When this listserv was created the goal was to provide archaeologists throughout the state a venue to communicate directly with one another on a myriad of topics.  Some of the goals of the listserv have been--

*   to provide a venue for announcements about archaeological issues or events.
*   provide an open format for questions about how an archaeological problem or issue has been handled elsewhere. 
*  notification of new procedures, statutes, and rules. 

Being the listserv's administrator I have endeavored to be open and flexible to posting whatever topic or announcement or news may be of the slightest interest or relevance to Oregon Archaeologists.  My intent was to divorce, or at least separate, my personal opinions regarding the topic.  Nevertheless, in my fervor to remain objective (which, as anthropologists, we all know to be quite impossible) with postings I may have veered too far from what participants may believe to be appropriate or relevant announcements/topics for this listserv.  

I now would like to open the "floor" to all members to discuss the relationship between archaeology and advertising/marketing/mass media/etc.; the pros and cons (e.g., fiscal, ethics, cultural sensitivity).  I entreat the listserv members' personal experiences in trying to educate or promote archaeology to the public with the subsequent successes and challenges; and finally invite any of the listserv's members to voice their opinions and deliberate on a consensus as to what topics, announcements, postings would be considered applicable to this listserv in the immediate future.

I would ask Mr. Allison, as well as all OR_Arch listserv members, please address any and all future questions or comments regarding the listserv to all members (i.e., not solely to me) so that all member can read and participate in a respectful and fruitful discussion.

Thank you again for your reply, Susan

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Susan Lynn White, RPA
Assistant State Archaeologist
State Historic Preservation Office
725 Summer Street NE, Suite C
Salem, Oregon 97301
503-986-0675
503-986-0793 FAX
Susan.White at state.or.us
www.oregonheritage.org <http://www.oregonheritage.org/> 
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>>> On 12/10/2008 at 10:28 AM, in message <CHILKAT-MID-77562780-3f70-46a6-a196-24b0fbdacf23 at IT3.HammerHead.prd.state.or.us>, <johnvallison at yahoo.com> wrote:

Clearly relevant. Marketting, and all the legal trappings related to creating images. I suppose this is where anthropology and archaeology are destined to go. Indiana Jones and all. --- On Tue, 12/9/08, Susan White wrote: From: Susan White Subject: [OR_Archaeology] New TV series provides opportunity to advertise- deadline for submissions Dec. 29, 2008 To: "Archaeology Listserv Oregon" Date: Tuesday, December 9, 2008, 11:10 AM Travel Oregon is the main sponsor of an exciting European marketing opportunity, "Oregon Uncovered". "Oregon Uncovered" is a 15-episode television series premiering in early 2009 on the Travel Channel Europe. It will be shown in 12 countries to an audience of 48 million households, including all major markets, for a period of three years. Please review the Travel Channel Europe Website Opportunities to promote your business (link is listed in last paragraph). If your business is featured in an episode you will have an automatic link to the episode in which you are featured. All seven Regional Destination Marketing Organizations will have links to their websites on the Travel Oregon sponsored episodes. The deadline for these new website opportunities is Dec. 29, 2008. "Metro Portland", Washington County, Lane County, Oregon Coast, Southern Oregon, Infinity Loop and Central Oregon episode partners will be contacted directly by Jaimie Douglas, Primefilmsites LP, for website copy requirements. Destination Marketing Organization sponsored episodes with other segment partners are included in the website direct link advertising program at no additional cost. Travel Channel Europe Promotional Video and Website Advertising Opportunity: the following link provides a preview of Travel Oregon and Partners' television series: "Oregon Uncovered", which will debut in early 2009 in the European market. Also provided is information on website advertising: www.primetravelsites.com. Please click on the Website Information tab for complete details. For further information contact: Jaimie M. Douglas at: Prime Film Sites/Prime Wine Sites (O) 707-539-3778 - (F) 707-539-0802 (Mobile) 707-591-5606 email: jaimie at sonic.net www.primefilmsites.com Visit Travel Oregon online at www.traveloregon.com _______________________________________________ OR_Archaeology mailing list OR_Archaeology at listsmart.osl.state.or.us http://listsmart.osl.state.or.us/mailman/listinfo/or_archaeology Hosted by the Oregon State Library (503)932-1004 Please use this contact for technical list questions only. For informational questions related to message content, please contact the sender of the message, by phone or email. 
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