Geraldine Cahill IBCLC

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  Geraldine Cahill- Director of Communications Geraldine is a filmmaker and editor, freelancing in documentary production since 2002. Her short films have screened at the St. Kilda Film Festival, the Producer and Directors Guild of Victoria Film Forum and Ladyfest, Melbourne. Geraldine produced and presented a national current affairs program and weekly drive time program at 3CR Community Radio in Melbourne, taking her interest in news to Canada in February 2005.

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  Geraldine Cahill, The Real News

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  Geraldine CahillCommunications and Volunteer Coordinator
  
  volunteers@therealnews.com 416 916-5202 ext 423

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  Providing insight to the Real News is Geraldine Cahill, a Communications and Volunteer Coordinator at the Real News.She is also a filmmaker and editor, freelancing in documentary production since 2002.
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  Geraldine Cahill: Sure, the Real News came about by the initial business plan was put in place by Paul Jay, the CEO and senior editor here.
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  Petersen delivers and Cahill didn't get cold …can you imagine asking Air America questions about the duopoly or capitalism?

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  I recently spoke with Geraldine Cahill, the director of social media for The Real News, about the channel's plans for 2008 and beyond. The Real News has a lot of interesting plans for the future, and many of them are, I think, very much on the right track. This is an exciting example of a new up-and-coming progressive institution which "gets it" in many ways, and I think it deserves a lot of support from the blogosphere. Cahill and I spoke about the channel's plans for more content, more widespread distribution, better fundraising, and increased engagement of grassroots supporters and donors.
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  Cahill, who directs social media efforts for The Real News, appears to have exactly the right understanding of social media: give people a lot of different opportunities to engage, and hope that over time, they will eventually become more and more involved with the channel.

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  If you're unfamiliar with The Real News, this interview with CEO Paul Jay gives a great overview to the channel's understanding of how to deliver high-quality journalism in today's environment. I recently spoke with Geraldine Cahill, the director of social media for The Real News, about the channel's plans for 2008 and beyond.
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  Cahill and I spoke about the channel's plans for more content, more widespread distribution, better fundraising, and increased engagement of grassroots supporters and donors.
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  in the Real News volunteer email list to learn about new opportunities as they arise. Cahill, who directs social media efforts for The Real News, appears to have exactly the right understanding of social media: give people a lot of different opportunities to engage, and hope that over time, they will eventually become more and more involved with the channel.

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  Geraldine Cahill - The Real News

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  GERALDINE CAHILL (VOICEOVER), TRNN: Tensions in the Middle East intensified yesterday, as at least three Katyusha rockets were launched from Lebanon at the northern Israel town of Nahariya.
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  CAHILL: To understand the significance of this new attack, The Real News spoke to George Rishmawi, founder and director of the International Middle East Media Center.
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  CAHILL: Do you foresee rocket launching becoming a trend from groups in other countries surrounding Israel?
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  CAHILL: And what about resistance from the West Bank?
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  CAHILL: Does this attack help Hamas?

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  GERALDINE CAHILL, TRNN: Welcome to the next segment of our interview with Deborah Burger about the state of the US health care system.
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  CAHILL: Now that we've talked a little bit about what the two major parties have proposed as health care solutions this election, we look a little more at the California Nurses Association proposal for an alternative to the current health care system in the United States.
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  CAHILL: I don't think it would be an exaggeration to say that the United States is in a fairly precarious economic situation at the moment, and an overhaul of the health care system would seem to me, on the face of it, to be an extremely expensive exercise, particularly with the government having to fund what essentially the public is paying for right now through the insurance companies.
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  CAHILL: How would you respond to the critics who look at systems like the system in Canada, for example, which has universal health care, and says, well, there are still huge waiting lines for people to get access to surgery and so on?
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  CAHILL: Another critique would be that the current system in the United States gives the public a choice of who their health care provider is, who their insurance company is.
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  CAHILL: The last question that I wanted to ask you today-and I do hope that we get a chance to speak again-is the difference between what you're proposing and what the Obama campaign is currently proposing. What he would argue is that what the Obama campaign is proposing is working within the current structure to make some positive changes to the health care system, that the plan, as you've just illustrated to me, is not at all achievable in this current environment, that it's just too unrealistic.

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  GERALDINE CAHILL, TRNN: In the second presidential debate, Barack Obama and John McCain outlined their visions for resolving the US health care crisis.
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  CAHILL: Excellent.
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  CAHILL: We do actually have a clip here that we'd like to play for you, where McCain speaks to his health care policy.
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  CAHILL: So McCain sees health care as a responsibility. What's your reaction to what he had to say?
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  CAHILL: Well, some of the critique, I think, of the Obama campaign, and perhaps of the proposal too that the Nurses Association is putting forward, is that it's just not feasible to cover everybody universally. Firstly, just looking at Obama's position-.
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  CAHILL: Let's move into perhaps what the Nurses Association would ultimately like to see happen in the second part of our interview.

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