They staged rallies, put their union's news paper out there as an informational tool and created phone banks to get out the vote.
Get access to a list of country codes through phone books, informational lists or other resources like phone cards.
I'd assumed it had died, years ago, in the mass extinction that brought down (or mortally wounded) all of its informational cousins: the encyclopedia, the phone book, the printed dictionary, the classified ad, the paper road map and even the bookstore itself.
In Freetown, Sierra Leone, groups are circulating informational YouTube videos via cell phones.
Send a thank-you email or make a phone call after your informational interview to show the representative you interviewed that you appreciate the time and information that was shared.
A liberal sprinkling of convenient, hypothetical dark-skinned worthies appear: Congolese fisherwomen, graphic designers in Botswana, anticorruption activists in San Salvador and illiterate Masai cattle herders in the Serengeti are all obediently summoned to demonstrate the progressive properties of Google phones jacked into the informational supply chain of the Western empire.
(You were right, you can find that you have a network you did not know about. You just have to open your big mouth and start asking for help!) So I arranged a phone call with this guy ( informational interviewing, another skill that I learned from Next Wave's articles, especially Dave Jensen).
Participants were mailed informational study materials and then contacted by phone to provide consent for study participation and complete a telephone interview.
If it's meant to be informational, include contact details (such as a phone number or an e-mail address) so that people can learn more.
We hope this encourages more people than ever to vote, but Tennesseans should only use their phones inside polling locations for informational purposes to assist while voting.
