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Video clips from Travel Adventure Cinema Society filmmakers will soon be featured on the TRACS website. Visitors will be able to preview a number of clips of current film shows. Go to www.travelfilms.org to see the first clip now featured, "The Travel Adventurers," to see what are filmmakers are doing, and check back often as we add new clips.
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Presenters now have their own individual web pages on the TRACS website as part of a recent major upgrade to the TRACS Travel Film Show Calendar. Each presenter's upcoming shows are now featured in an individual listing, provided their shows have been entered into the 'My Show Dates' application by either the presenter themselves, their featured artist(s) or the TRACS webmaster. The new application is part of the TRACS members-only website. Once entered, the shows are published in a variety of different ways including RSS syndication and XML feeds as well as the popular TRACS website Shows page.
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In one of the biggest technical advances made in the past year, the TRACS Travel Film Show Calendar has now been made available in XML. This means that TRACS member venues and artists as well as other interested parties can now receive a live datastream of Travel Adventure Film show information they can use to create calendars on their own websites. The information is constantly updated by TRACS member artists, presenters and staff. Full information is available on the TRACS website Shows page or from webmaster Jim Tompkins at webmaster@travelfilms.org.
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Travel Film Show fans can now subscribe to the TRACS Calendar, thanks to the new RSS Feed links available on the website. Users choose the shows they want to display on the Calendar, then simply subscribe to the RSS Feed. Most web browsers have the ability to display the live customized Calender feed. Travel Adventure Film fans and TRACS members alike can publish the feed on their own websites, blogs, aggregators, MySpace, Google homepage, My Yahoo, etc., allowing the TRACS organization to further its goal of publicizing the Travel Adventure Film Show industry. More information is available on the TRACS website Shows page.
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A blizzard has your artist trapped in Denver. Who else is nearby? Or, you have several shows in Michigan and you're wondering what other artists are in the neighborhood. In an application similar to the popular 'Go-Go Book,' you can now find out where each artist will be at a given time. This new application is part of the TRACS member website, and is based on the popular TRACS Calendar database.
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