Politics Online Conference 2008

Agenda

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Tuesday, March 4th - Day One

8:00 am	NETWORKING BREAKFAST & REGISTRATION presented by:
9:30 am	MORNING PLENARY Pervasive Politics: How Ubiquitous Technology Will Change Politics
11:00 am	BREAK
11:15 am	Breakout Session 1
	Developing Mobile Social Software Applications	Winning Young Voters	Engaging & Empowering People Wirelessly	Does Good Design Matter?	Building grassroots momentum away from a campaign website
12:30 pm	LUNCH KEYNOTE Building a Broadband Strategy for America
2:00 pm	BREAK
2:15 pm	Breakout Session 2
	Making Data Actionable	Widgets: They've Got You Right Where They Want You	Social Network Outreach	Local eGov	Ad Effectiveness
3:30 pm	Breakout Session 3
	Designing Outreach in Virtual Worlds	The Long Tail: How the Niche is Revolutionizing Politics	Privacy in the Digital Age	User-Generated Content: Threat or Opportunity?	Social Networking/Media Strategies for the Presidential Campaigns
4:45 pm	Breakout Session 4
	Political Cartography 2.0: Web Mapping and the Election Cycle	Is Technology Driving Us Towards a "Borderless" Election?	Techno-Powered Fundraising	Meet the Technologists:Online Advertising	Coping With the Deluge: The Future of Mass Email Campaigns
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm	NETWORKING COCKTAIL PARTY & PRESENTATION OF GOLDEN DOT AWARDS Grand Ballroom, Renaissance Washington DC Hotel
8:00 pm - 11:30 pm	SNA Salon A salon and mixer for campaign strategists. presented by: @ The Science Club, 1136 19th Street NW Washington DC 20036

Wednesday, March 5th - Day Two

8:00 am	NETWORKING BREAKFAST & REGISTRATION Best Practices for Political Advertising Online presented by:
9:30 am	MORNING PLENARY White House 2.0: How will digital campaign tactics change the way the Presidency uses technology? presented by:
10:45 am	BREAK
11:15 am	Breakout Session 5
	Optimizing Your Search Marketing Program	CyberTerrorism	Does Web 2.0 Work in Politics?	Practical Data Strategies	Meet the Technologists: Online Media
12:15 pm	LUNCH KEYNOTE The Campaign Thus Far: Matt Bai on the Internet and the Race for the White House
1:45 pm	Breakout Session 6
	Online Political Advertising in the 2008 Elections	Open Source Government: Can Peer Production Create Better Public Policy	Will Radical Transparency Transform Politics?	From the Political Bookshelf	Nobody Leaves Home Without Their Cellphone: Mobile Strategies for Political and Advocacy Campaigns
3:00 pm	Breakout Session 7
	How web video changes the political conversation	Is Citizen-Powered Journalism Beating Up on Broadcast Media (Or is Broadcast Media just Absorbing It)?	24 Carat Data	Open Source Advocacy
4:00pm	Concluding Remarks

The 15th Politics Online Conference will be held March 4th - 5th, 2008.

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