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This post was guest-blogged by Dan Manatt from Politics.TVTO: Obama Technology Team FROM: Dan Manatt/PoliticsTV.com DATE: November 12, 2008 RE: Web Video: A Key Tool of the Obama PresidencySummaryTeam Obama should create/implement the following Web Video programs:(1) WhiteHouse.gov/TV; (2) Weekly Obama Webcast; (3) GovTube; (Read More)
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Cross-posted on ePolitics.comAs reported on TPM Cafe yesterday, the Obama transition team has named its first online communications staff: Macon Phillips, formerly of Blue State Digital and the Obama campaign, will head new media, and Jesse Lee will handle "online communications," meaning outreach. A couple of observations (Read More)
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Cross-posted on e.politicsBarack Obama elected president in 2008? Inconceivable without the internet -- and that's not just a web-guy's brag. Sarah Lai Stirland has already wrapped up online technology's critical role in the mechanics of Obama's campaign in admirable fashion, but that leaves us free to focus instead on the (Read More)
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As a conservative Internet consultant based in Washington, DC I've been anticipating this day - election day - for nearly two years. While some voters regrettably only pay attention in the final days before casting their vote, I've been watching the candidates like a hawk to see how they've been using (or being used by) the (Read More)
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Dear Mr. President: Let's talk tech, ComputerWorld. Both candidates have outlined educational reforms that they say will make the U.S. more competitive in science and technology. Computerworld recently asked nine high-tech luminaries to offer their advice to the next U.S. president. Their answers appear below. They represen (Read More)
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Oct 10, 2008
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The IPDI Ideas Series presentsA discussion with Rafael Rubio about technology and the 2008 Spanish General ElectionJoin IPDI and author, consultant, and visiting professor Rafael Rubio for a discussion about the 2008 General Election in Spain. How did the campaigns use technology to persuade and mobilize voters? What trends (Read More)
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I fall into the percentage of people who made up their minds on who they were voting for a long time ago. When it became exceedingly clear that John McCain was the Republican nominee for President I threw my full support behind him. Not because I’ve grown up a Conservative Republican or a knee jerk reaction to tow the par (Read More)
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Oct 07, 2008
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Decision 2008, The Internet Changed Everything, Adotas. In 1996, when home Internet access was slow and relatively novel for most Americans, award-winning journalist Graeme Browning released her prophetic book titled “Electronic Democracy: Using The Internet To Transform American Politics” The title speaks for itself, and (Read More)
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