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Journalism That Matters, Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 11-12, 2006

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Participant roster to-date (in alphabetical order)

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  1. Nadia Alami, MENA regional director, Internews Network
  2. Steve Anderson, founder, Center for Information Awareness, Burnaby, Canada
  3. Frank Blethen, publisher, The Seattle Times
  4. Ryan Blethen, The Seattle Times Co.
  5. Michael Caputo, Public Insight Journalism, Minnesota Public Radio
  6. Jaci Clement, founder, Fair Media Council, Bethpage, N.Y.
  7. Bill Densmore, director, The Media Giraffe Project at UMass Amherst
  8. Michael Fancher, editor-at-large, The Seattle Times
  9. Fabrice Florin, founder, NewsTrust.net, Mill Valley, Calif.
  10. Jane Folpe, assoc. dir., professional education, Columbia Univ. Graduate School of Journalism, New York
  11. Peggy Holman, author, The Change Handbook and co-director, Journalism that Matters Consortium, Seattle
  12. Aldon Hynes, technology / political media, Stamford, Conn.
  13. Pamela Johnson, exec. dir., Reynolds Journalism Institute, Univ. of Missouri
  14. Linda Jue, associate director, Independent Press Association, San Francisco
  15. Eddan Katz, lecturer, Yale Law School, New Haven
  16. Jonathan Lawson, Reclaim the Media, Seattle
  17. Beth Lawton, digital-media manager, Newspaper Association of America
  18. Katherine McDaniel, post-doctoral fellow, Yale Law School
  19. Karen Magnuson, editor, Rochester [N.Y.] Democrat & Chronicle / APME president, 2006-2007
  20. Mac McKerral, news-editorial coordinator, Western Ky. Univ. Journalism School
  21. David Messerschmidt, Univ. of Washington, Seattle
  22. Geneva Overholser, professor, Univ. of Missouri School of Journalism
  23. Chris Peck, editor, The Commercial-Appeal, Memphis, Tenn.
  24. Neal Peirce, principal, Citistates Group, Washington Post Writers Group, Washington, D.C.
  25. Peter Phillips, editor, Project Censored, professor, Sonoma State Univ., Calif.
  26. Neil Ralston, professor, University of Kentucky, Bowling Green
  27. Sue Sallinger, exec. dir., Free Voice Media Alliance, Boulder, Colo.
  28. Ken Schreiner, Schreiner Productions, Salt Lake City UT, independent producer, blogger, former TV news executive
  29. Jim Shaffer, dean, Univ. of Southern Maine business school, Portland, Maine
  30. Stephen Silha, co-director, Journalism That Matters Consortium and president, Washington News Council, Seattle
  31. Mark Silverman, editor, Nashville Tennessean
  32. John Soloski, professor and former dean, Univ. of Georgia, Bogart, Ga.
  33. Karen Toering, Reclaim the Media, Seattle
  34. Steve Yelvington, Morris Communications, Augusta, Ga.
  35. Prof. Leonard Witt, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia
  36. David A. Zeeck, executive editor, The [Tacoma, Wash.] News Tribune / ASNE president, 2006-2007