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Keynote Plenary
Events
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Pervasive Politics
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Building a Broadband Strategy for America
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White House 2.0
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Can a Virtual Force become a Political Community?
Tools & Tactics Breakout Panels
A look at emerging tools and applications for the new online tool kit.
Designed for a technologically-inclined audience, with hands-on teaching and
discussion. Participants are encouraged to post their questions and ideas
online ahead of time.
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Developing Mobile Social
Software Applications
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Making Data Actionable
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Designing Outreach in
Virtual Worlds
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Using the Practical
Applications of Video
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Building a Better Banner
Ad
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Political Cartography
2.0: Web Mapping & the Election Cycle
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Developing Your Own Apps:
Political Entrepreneurialship
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Optimizing Your Search
Marketing Program:
Case Study Breakout Panels
Case-study driven panel discussions that look at how organizations,
campaigns, citizen groups, associations and elected officials used technology
to engage voters, raise money, get-out-the-vote, and create policy. Designed
for organization leaders, communications teams, and others looking for
practical approaches.
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Database Optimization for
Grassroots Organizing
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Online Strategic
Communications
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Inside the War Room: An
Experiment in Issues Management
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Facebook
Outreach
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Local eGov
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Young Voter Strategies
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Open Sourced,
Socially-Innovative Advocacy
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Techno-Powered
Fundraising
Ideas Breakout Panels
Moderated conversations that look in-depth at on-the-horizon trends in
technology, politics, and governance. Designed for technologists and politicos
interested in how technology is changing the political space. Participants
will be invited to continue their conversations online.
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Will Radical Transparency
Transform Politics?
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Is Broadcast Media
Co-opting Citizen Powered Media?
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Open Source Government:
Can Peer Production Create Better Public Policy?
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The Broadband Debate:
Continuing the Conversation
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Does Good Design Matter?
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Is technology driving us
towards "borderless" election?
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Finding the Long Tail of
Politics
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CyberTerrorism:
Discussion Breakout Panels
Interactive round-table discussions created by the public. Moderators will
promote conversation between all participants. Participants from each session
are invited to collaborate on online publications about each topic.
To be determined by the public.
New Research
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The release of IPDI's 2008 Politics & Technology Outlook publication
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New research on online political advertising
15th Annual Golden Dot
Awards
Networking, Networking, Networking!
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Two networking breakfasts
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Keynote lunches
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The Politics Online 2008 Cocktail Party
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Networking breaks throughout the two days
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Conference lounge
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Exhibitor area
