Mortgage technology

Texell Plans Live Podcasts at MBA, Tech Awards

Published October 11, 2005, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Texell Interactive Media, Jim Thorpe, Pa., has announced that it will conduct live podcasts at the Mortgage Bankers Association's 92nd Annual Convention & Expo and at SourceMedia's 2005 Tech Awards Ceremony, both in Orlando, Fla.Rick Grant, Texell's president and chief executive officer (and a former managing editor of Mortgage Technology magazine), will do a limited number of podcast interviews with participants at the convention, slated for Oct. 23-26, at the Texell and Martopia booth. (Martopia, a Texell affiliate, is the official marketer for the 2005 Tech Awards.) Texell will also record podcast interviews Oct. 23 with the winners of the tech awards that will be available the next day at http://www.mortgage-technology.com/awards. Texell can be found online at http://www.texellmedia.com.

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