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These are the posts from November 2009

November 30, 2009
Posted by David Karpf

LGF quits conservatism: snap reaction

This will be a quick blog post, since I’m on the road and *extremely* tired.  When my plane touched down an hour ago, I checked twitter to see the following message:
RT peterdaou: For those who’ve been following rt/left blogs for some time, 1 of the most dramatic switches is LGF http://bit.ly/5cgi2K
You can view the announcement yourself [...]

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November 18, 2009
Posted by Bill Herman

Thanks to Newsweek for Having Me at News/Geek

Just a quick, 24-hours-overdue thanks to the folks at the Newsweek Dev Team for hosting me last night at their third News/Geek event.
I had a rollicking good time, the questions were awesome, and the post-talk celebration was even better. If you want the Powerpoint, it’s here in all its 12.2 MB glory.
Further discussion welcome.

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Posted Under Copyright Corruption DRM Free Culture Fun Internet policy Network neutrality Politics

November 13, 2009
Posted by David Karpf

21st century organizing in the health care debate

I’ve been revising my “MoveOn Effect” presentation recently for a couple of upcoming talks (Brown University on Tuesday the 17th, Columbia University on Tuesday the 24th.  Lurkers welcome at both!)  For those who don’t know, the “MoveOn Effect” isn’t so much about MoveOn-as-organization than it is about changes in the political economy of advocacy group [...]

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November 10, 2009
Posted by David Karpf

Is there a Difference Between the Club for Growth/Tea Parties and Accountability Now/the Netroots?

Yes.
[side note: I almost feel bad writing this post, since it'll be placed above Paul Falzone's  piece on Digital Distraction, which is much better than this will be.  Welcome Paul, may all your blog posts know comments...]
The Club for Growth has long been a force in Republican electoral politics.  Their niche consists of threatening economically [...]

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November 4, 2009
Posted by Paul Falzone

The Media Ecology of Digital Distraction

I think many of us are aware that the internet is working us over completely and in ways that have yet to be fully discovered

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Posted by Paul Falzone

Paul Falzone Salutes ShoutingLoudly

To the fine, fine editors of this blog and to their (our?) 3.5 readers, I extend my greetings and thanks. There is no lack of ways to spend your time in the candy coated hallways of the World Wide Web, and it will be my honor to be reliably unreliable in enticing you to spend [...]

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November 3, 2009
Posted by Bill Herman

ShoutingLoudly Welcomes Paul Falzone

It is with a joyous heart that I welcome our latest co-conspirator contributor, Paul Falzone.
Like the rest of us, he has a big “Penn” stamp on his arse, having earned his PhD from Annenberg in 2008. He started in 2003 (same year as Jason and me), and it quickly became apparent that he was a [...]

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