"New Media for a New World" was conducted from October 23 to October 25, 1995, at the Russian-American Press and Information Center in Moscow. Organizers of the event included the Art Pattison Communications Exchange Program, the Center for Civil Society International, the Center for War, Peace and the News Media, the Russian-American Press and Information Center, Relcom, GlasNet and Sovam Teleport. Funding was provided by the Russian-American Media Partnerships Program of the U.S. Agency for International Development and by contributors to the CEP. Assistance was provided by Sun Microsystems, Golden Line and Stel.

The 1995 conference

• Conference report: "New Media for a New World" brought together journalists and networkers to explore new information technologies now available to Russians and the world.

• 1995 agenda: A crash course in the Net for Russian journalists. With hyperlinks to presenters and their presentations.

• Beyond the conference: What came out of "NMNW 95," and what is to be done.

• Photos from the conference: Mixing business with pleasure.

• Moscow Diary: David Carlson recounts his excellent adventure.

• Russia Plus Media: Pointers to other resources on the Web.

The 1994 conference

• 1994 Participants: An eclectic mix of networkers, print and broadcast journalists and media observers from East and West.

• 1994 Proceedings: Transcripts and other documents resulting from the conference, including the conference report.

• Photos from the conference: Faces and places from Moscow.

• Beyond the conference: How "New Media for a New World" is continuing after the 1994 conference.