Miller Center Forums Will Be Available For Online Viewing And Listening

January 26, 2001 -- Each week, nationally and internationally acclaimed experts in fields ranging from national security to presidential history and politics speak at the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia. The Miller Center Forums, which are free and open to the public and popular with both the University community and citizens, can now also be seen and heard worldwide on the Internet.

In order to improve public access to this significant source of learning, the Miller Center will make selected and important forums available on the World Wide Web after they are taped. Recorded both in video and separate audio format, they may be downloaded on demand, usually within a few days of each event, using free RealPlayer software.

Already available past programs include political scientist Larry Sabato on the recent presidential election, analyst David Gergen on presidential politics, and publisher Katharine Graham on the presidency and the press.

To listen to or view a forum on the Web, go to the Miller Center’s Web site at http://millercenter.virginia.edu and click on the Forums page.

The Miller Center of Public Affairs is a nonpartisan research institution dedicated to studying United States national and international policy, with a special emphasis on the American presidency.

Contact: Margaret Edwards, (804) 924-7889

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: please contact the Office of University Relations at (804) 924-7116. Television reporters should contact the TV News Office at (804) 924-7550.
SOURCE: U.Va. News Services

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