If you’re a music fan in DC, you probably know all about the 9:30 Club. With a great physical space, excellent sound and a staff of real pros (and music freaks), it’s the best place to see a band I’ve ever been in. But I was...
Clearing a cache very full of stories — we’ll catch up with the online advocacy blogs next time around. Conservative blogger wishes death on Bobby Byrd, joins Sen. Coburn in keeping it classy. Repubs, Dems scrub YouTube of online ads...
Organizing For America may own Obama’s supporter list (and be looking for people to help nurture it), but they’re not the only ones trying to follow his campaign’s example and connect people online to help change the world. Hope+...
This just in from OFA, the organization that has custody of the magic Obama supporter list: Housed at the Democratic National Committee, the DNC/OFA are hiring email campaigners. Email campaigners are responsible for planning, writing, and executing...
Hi y’all, I just got myself an early Christmas present — I signed up for the NonProfit 2.0 conference on February 12th. Are you into nonprofit online communications, or just like to hang out with folks who are? Then check out this from...
Here’s a sign that the Tea Party movement intends to be a force in politics for years to come — some of its leaders are trying to build the foundation of a powerful online fundraising and organizing presence. Some hints about what...
Quick plug: last week’s discussion based on About Face turned out to be both fun and illuminating, and tomorrow’s promises to be as well. You still have time to sign up! This episode’s speakers include Ben Katz, Glenn Kessler, Dan...
As you might could tell from the promo graphics popping up all over the site, the just-concluded How Candidates Can Use the Internet to Win in 2010 series is now a single publication ready for (free) download. With five chapters covering the...
Just a quick reminder: the first “virtual book party” for About Face is Thursday at 4 pm Eastern! There’s still time to register for that event and for the follow-on session next Tuesday. Sign up now.
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The Conclusion of How Candidates Can Use the Internet to Win in 2010 Winning in 2010 2010 will not be 2008: for one thing, we aren’t likely to see the massive voter turnout that helped put Barack Obama in the White House. As in other political...