This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants over at Kivi Leroux Miller’s Blog on Nonprofit Communications has some great resources, and I ain’t just sayin’ that ’cause they picked up my story on the Post and social media. Let’s look at what you can learn today:...
Read More »Tonight is Hank Dearden’s Second Tuesday New Media Cocktails and Networking happy hour. Make valuable contacts! Meet charming vendors! Eat tasty appetizers! Get ripped and risk utter humiliation in front of your peers (mmmm, my favorite). Details below:...
Read More »PoliticsOnline and the World E-Gov Forum have posted their nominations for the Top 10 Who Are Changing the World of Internet and Politics. Cast your vote today! Two friends of e.politics are nominated — Care2 and Alan Rosenblatt’s Internet Advocacy Roundtable. Vote early! Vote often!...
Read More »Is targeted direct mail the best way to tar an opponent while minimizing backlash? Today’s much-blogged-about Post article on GOP plans for negative campaigning in the Fall contains this nugget, which I’ll expand on: Direct-mail appeals often carry the most negative and potentially...
Read More »A lot of Democrats are up in arms about ABC’s upcoming miniseries, “The Path to 9/11” — an email I got from the Democratic Party described it as “a bald-faced attempt to slander Democrats and revise history right before Americans vote in a major election.” (Note...
Read More »They sound like something out of a B-grade science fiction movie, but splogs are a serious danger to the use of blogs as a communications tool for politics or any other subject. What are they? Spam blogs, set up automatically and by the thousands, filled with stolen text, and designed to take...
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