Printer Friendly

YJN #226 - 11/14/11 - Digital Era Synagogue Communications

There was a day when synagogue communications consisted of paper newsletters and flyers delivered via mail. These days, paper is supplemented—and often supplanted—by digital communications, from email to Web pages and, increasingly, social media like Facebook and Twitter. In this episode, Temple Isaiah’s communications director, Deb Phillips, explains the changes and how Temple Isaiah is leveraging the channels.

This week’s links:

Welcome to “Your Jewish Neighborhood,” a podcast by Temple Isaiah with your host, Michele Holtz.

Download the podcast file here (MP3, 5.44 MB, 13:34), or by clicking the link at the top of the page to get it and future shows automatically. (For automatic synchronization with your iPod or other digital player, you’ll also need a podcatcher such as Juice, DopplerRadio, iTunes, or an RSS aggregator that supports podcasts such as FeedDemon).

Listen right now!

11/14/11 | 1 Comment | YJN #226 - 11/14/11 - Digital Era Synagogue Communications

Comments

  • 1.

    Just found your podcast… Thanks from the East Coast for all the work you do on it!  Looking forward to catching up with past episodes

    Daniel T. Barkowitz | November 2011 | Needham, MA

Comment Policy: To protect against spam, off-topic and abusive comments, all comments are reviewed before being posted to the blog. We welcome your thoughts, comments, suggestions, and questions, but please consider posting comments that are at least somewhat related to the topic of the post to which you're commenting and of general interest to most readers. Profanity, religious, racial and ethnic slurs, and rude behavior, such as disparaging personal remarks, won’t be tolerated nor published. Questions regarding personal matters such as membership issues will be forwarded to the appropriate Temple Isaiah staff resource for assistance rather than posted here.

Comment Form

< < Back