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fmyi recently donated money to the Aflac Cancer Center, one of the charities supported by fmyi Community Affairs. VP of Marketing Seth Tayler was on hand to deliver the check on Monday, July 17 in Cocoa Beach, Florida.

fmyi was featured as the "Website of the Day" in Cynopsis Media newsletter, an important source of information for 50,000 people in the media industry. For more information about how fmyi can help with TV, visit our overview.
fmyi appeared in the Producers Guild of America newsletter as an example of a great way to manage productions. For more information about how fmyi can help with TV, visit our overview.
fmyi is proud to offer a major discount on an annual subscription to the Sustainable Industries Journal, the independent source for green business leaders. This fmyi user benefit is part of fmyi's ongoing sustainability commitment to provide ways for clients to get engaged with sustainability. Create an fmyi site or sign into your existing account to take advantage of this offer.

fmyi is featured in the latest edition of The Media in Your Life: An Introduction to Mass Communication textbook. The authors featured fmyi as an example of how companies are empowering their employees to communicate internally. With a strong emphasis on media convergence throughout, this book helps readers develop a system-wide view of the interacting social, historical, economic, and technological forces at work in today's rapidly evolving mass media.
fmyi helped organize and sponsored the first "Sustainable happy hour" held in Portland, Oregon. Over 60 people came out to network and talk about sustainability and innovation. To get invited to the next event, please email us.

fmyi President Justin Yuen was named Chair of the City of Portland/Multnomah County Sustainability Development Commission.

fmyi's community affairs program is supporting Corvallis High School's Robotics Team (winners of the Pacific Northwest FIRST Robotics competition) achieve its dreams by giving them a grant to help offset the costs associated with their trip to FIRST Robotics Championship in Atlanta, Georgia. FIRST was founded by Dean Kamen, inventor of the Segway.

In keeping with our corporate responsibility commitment, fmyi has been recognized by the City of Portland as a BlueWorks Business for going beyond recycling.

fmyi announces the release of fmyi free, the only free full-featured online workspace. Now, anyone can enjoy all the benefits of fmyi without any fees. Forever.