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Sent Subject: From: To: Wednesday, April 15, 2015 11:47:56 PM Jeffrey Epstein [email protected]> Forwarded message From: Jean-Francois Gariepy e > Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2015 Sub'ect: U comin article in Reuters To: That's wonderful. Very good plan, and I'm in to stick to it. It's good to have it listed like that for who I will choose to follow. Let me know when you have news! On 14 Aril 2015 at 14:16 wrote: Hi Jean-Francois, Below are some marketing/PR suggestions. As soon as I hear from Jeffrey, I'll get back to you re: funding and reaching out to your target guest list. all the best, • TO INCREASE VIEWERSHIP: I. Look at how TED Talks, asapscience, the science channel, Vsauce, Veritasium. thsbrainforum erg and scishow market themselves. 2. A YouTube Channel for Neuro.TV with subscribers, flesh it out and promote on all platforms, including website. 3. A Neuro.TV blog/newsletter and promote on all platforms. 4. Cross marketing with episode guests: i.e. request to have Neuro.TV posted on their university or Institute YouTube Channels, university websites, blogs etc. 5. Some bigger names in their episodes (that command viewership). Ie: Seth Lloyd, Martin Nowak, Ben Goertzel etc. (We can assist with this). 6. Advertise Facebook page and with more frequent posts and catchy headings. Posts don't have to be limited to new episodes. Can be interesting factoids/news in brain research. 7. Link all platforms: Facebook, google+, Linlcedln, Twitter, tumblr, Stumbleupon etc. 8. A monthly PR Newswire press release with links to the YouTube Channel. 9. Episodes need more demonstration graphics. And a varied format from time to time, such as a one-on-one interview. They should stay as academic as they want, so long as they have a mediator to connect to a lay audience. EFTA_R1_00039523 EFTA01746151 10. Live episode panels at universities from time to time. 11. Live and past episodes for radio. A radio partnership. And with university radio stations. 12. a Wikipedia business page with links. 13. Posted on all the business directories via Yext. (good for link building). 14. Continue posting on outside websites and blogs. 15. Produce live panel discussions to be hosted by groups like Techonomy, The Brain Forum, Ted Talks and Live Science. A panel for a live debate on Intelligence Squared. New episodes might be hosted by these platforms too. 16. An audio version `books on tape' sold on Amazon, iTtmes and promoted on all platforms. On Mon A r 13 2015 at 6:23 PM, Jean-Francois Gariopy wrote: Wonderful, glad to hear. I'll be waiting for your marketing suggestions and response from Jeff! Best, Jean-Francois Gariopy On 13 April 2015 at 16:24, wrote: Dear Jean-Francois, Thank you so much for your list and for meeting with me last Saturday. I sent my report and funding proposal to Jeffrey and I'll get right back you. We could definitely assist with obtaining most of the persons you suggest. Until soon, On Monday, April 13, 2015, Jean-Francois Gariopy wrote: Dear As we have discussed, I am sending you a list of potential speakers who would definitely have an impact and who could lead to very interesting discussions on NEURO.tv. Robert Trivers Noam Chomsky Daniel Dennett Richard Dawkins Lawrence Krauss Steven Pinker Jonathan Haidt Marc Hauser EFTA_R1_00039524 EFTA01746152 Sam Harris Each of these speakers require specific content, but in general I would like to talk with them about the origins of life, the place of human culture in evolution and the question of whether moral truth exists. I am also open to the suggestions you mentioned, so feel free to send me your own list and we can go from there! Best, Jean-Francois Gariopy Postdoctoral Researcher Duke University President NEURO.tv On 11 April 2015 at 13:50, Hi Jean-Francois, I can be there by 2:20ish. See you soon! On Sat, Apr 11, 2015 at 1:27 PM, Jean-Francois Gariopy ‹ > wrote: wrote: I'm ahead of schedule so I should be there at 2 pm, but take your time it' you still want to come at 3. On Saturday, April II, 2015, Hi, Thank you! See you soon at 3pm. wrote: On Friday, April 10, 2015, Jean-Francois Gariepy ct > wrote: Dear I'll see you tomorrow at the Corrado Cafe at 1280 Lexington Avenue. Here is our 2014 report for Season 1, to which I added an update on our current progress on Season 2 at the end of the document. Best, Jean-Francois Gariopy Postdoctoral Researcher Duke University President NEURO.tv EFTA_R1_00039525 EFTA01746153 On 9 April 2015 at 13:36, a wrote: Hi Jean-Francois, Perfect. Saturday at 3pm at the Condo Cafe. Thanks for the report-- or whatever you can put together. My cell again just so you have it is: until soon, On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 1:34 PM, Jean-Francois Gariepy wrote: Hi, Saturday 3 PM is the best option for me. See you at the Corrado Café if that works with you. I'll try sending you a report before. Best, Postdoctoral Researcher Duke University President NEURO.tv On 9 April 2015 at 13:31, a , wrote: Hi Jean-Francois, It would be great to meet up tomorrow if you can. Would 1pm or 1:30pm work for you? I'm on the upper east side and could meet you at Corrado Cafe (it's under scaffolding on Lexington btwn 64 and 63rd Streets. If you can't tomorrow, Saturday anytime after 2pm would be good too. Let me know. Could you also send me an overview of NeuroWs current progress and goals by email? Thank you so much! I look forward to meeting you! On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 11:17 AM, Jean-Francois Canopy wrote: EFTA_R1_00039526 EFTA01746154 Dear There are lots of exciting things going on both in our personal projects here at Duke as well as with NEURO.tv, although our low budget this year makes all these amazing things advance quite slowly! I'd be available to pass by in New York tomorrow in the afternoon (1 PM or after), at any point during the weekend, or on Monday throughout the day. Let me know if any such time works and where and when you would want me to go! If not, we could set a meeting later or give you an overview by email. Best, Jean-Francois Gariepy Postdoctoral Researcher Duke University President NEURO.tv On 9 April 2015 at 11:07, wrote: Dear Jean-Francois, I hope all is well. Jeffrey was interested in learning about how Neurotv is progressing, current status etc. Do you think we could speak to review this at your convenience? Or meet if you are in New York City? You can reach me on my cell at: . And at this email. aTlk ou and best regards, On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 4:21 PM, Jean-Francois Gariepy wrote: Dear Mr. Epstein, I just wanted to send you a note so you know that a journalist from Reuters is preparing an article on you and I answered a couple of questions by phone concerning your donation to NEURO.tv. Let me know if you need any help with this or if you want to talk about our discussion. Jean-Francois Gariepy EFTA_R1_00039527 EFTA01746155 ffr in VI F n • n Jeffre E stein VI Foundation Jeffrey E stein VI Foundation ISMS Iff~in EFTA_R1_00039528 EFTA01746156 EFTA_R1_00039529 EFTA01746157

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