Two weeks after all hell broke loose with stories, many exaggerated, that Rupert Murdoch is ready to accept a big Microsoft cheque for their news, Arthur and Young joined me on a panel discussion, about this very paid content topic, convened by that same Microsoft at its MSN UK HQ, before a small audience of fellow MSN content suppliers.
"There's no doubt contagion will come to Italy," Daniele Sottile, a managing partner at the financial advisers Vitale & Associati in Milan, said at the same conference, which was convened by the Council for the United States and Italy on an island near Venice.
At the same time a global conversation convened by the United Nations is asking us -- citizens and companies and experts and governments -- to define what world we want to live in by 2030.
During the same month, he inaugurated the Tamils Conference, convened by the Tamils Reformatory Sangam in Ipoh, and then went to Singapore.
The same recommendation was recently made by a panel convened by the ADA, the American Heart Association, and the American College of Cardiology Foundation (24).
From the standpoint of later catholic orthodoxy, a key episode in this series occurred in 325, when a council of bishops convened by the Emperor Constantine (ca. 280 337) decreed that the Father and Son were homoousios (same substance or essence).
That same year — 16 years after the first successful liver transplant — he led a panel convened by the National Institutes of Health to consider the efficacy of performing liver transplants on a larger scale.
The conference was convened by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The unannounced session was convened by the Met at Lincoln Center.
A panel convened by the National Academy of Sciences generally concurred.
