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Public Health Media Library System Handbook: Version 1.0 [2014]

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    The purpose of the Public Health Media Library System Handbook is to assist you in supporting your local health media digital activities. We have created a free and easy way for you as public health partners to expand your public health impact with high quality media and science-based content. You may incorporate our Web content, images, video, audio, data, and infographics into your own site with content syndication through our Public Health Media Library System. ; The Public Health Media Library System Handbook is organized as a series of reference sheets. Each sheet describes the content, for example, “Why do I need a Microsite” tells you why you need that content, and finally tells you how to get it. We have included Reference Sheets for the following media types. ; · Badges ; · Buttons ; · eCards ; · HTML Content ; · Images ; · Infographics ; · Microsites ; · Podcasts ; · Video ; · Widgets
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