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Still a few more seats at the user conference -- book 'em by Friday
Monday's registration deadline for the DIA user conference has passed, but you might have noticed you can still get to the registration page.
Here's the deal: there are about a dozen spots left. We'd like to fill them, but we also need to have a final-final head count for the hotel by the end of the week. So registration is going to be held open to tomorrow, Friday, June 20. That's the stone-cold, after-the-deadline deadline; we won't be able to handle on-site registrations, so if you're still juggling plans or otherwise uncertain, get in touch with us and let us know what's up no later than tomorrow.
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02:06 PM Jun 19, 2008 -
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Lawrence Lessig to Keynote DIA User Conference June 27
This. Is. Hot. Lawrence Lessig, Stanford law professor, free culture paladin, social change advocate -- man, in short, about the technology activist town -- has just been officially confirmed to keynote the upcoming DemocracyInAction Community Conference. The conference takes place June 26-27 in downtown Washington, D.C.; Lessig will address the morning plenary on Friday, June 27th on "Change Congress". Maybe you caught him at the recent National Conference on Media Reform? You'll find him on the expanded agenda also just released. Did we mention (repeatedly?) that that's on top of two days' wall-to-wall Salsa training, online strategizing, and elbow rubbing with the best and brightest? Did we mention there are only three days left to register? Read more...
10:48 AM Jun 13, 2008 -
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The World of World of Warcraft world
"When you're staring at the computer screen, you actually believe that you're in a dimly lit basement staring at a computer screen."'Warcraft' Sequel Lets Gamers Play A Character Playing 'Warcraft'
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11:30 AM Jun 11, 2008 -
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Not to keep harping on the DIA User Conference, but this is the last week to register for the DIA User Conference
Don't put it off another day -- register now! The speakers list is coming together, and dang if it isn't a fine one. Rub elbows with the likes of:- Marty Kearns (Green Media Toolshed, Net-centric Campaigns)
- Judith Freeman (New Organizing Institute)
- Marc Laitin (Consultant)
- Colin Delany (e.politics)
- Jenn Smith (Watershed)
- Allyson Kapin (Rad Campaign)
- David Taylor (Radical Designs)
- Rosalyn Lemieux (Consultant)
- Alan Rosenblatt (Center for American Progress)
- Trina Zahller (Oil Change International)
- MomsRising
- Center for American Progress
- Oceana
- 1SkyBrave
- Step It Up
- Oil Change International
- CIVIC
- True Majority
- Genocide Intervention Network
- Code Pink
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10:46 AM Jun 10, 2008 -
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Montana Primary Turns Olot of D's
Newsflash - Montana is a politically dynamic state. Obama wins primary. Oh Montucky... land of Red and Blue, and where every vote counts. Obama carried the state in Tuesday's primary election with 102,544 votes to Sen. Hillary Clinton’s 75,053. What's exciting is the 95% voter increase from Democrats compared to the 2004 Montana presidential primary.... basically twice as many D's voted! Check out NewWest's breakdown of the MT primary. Let's review the primary results: 2008 Total Votes Cast = 277,138 Read more...
11:21 AM Jun 05, 2008 -
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