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Last year’s Politics & Technology Forum

23 February 2009 in Internet, Media, Notes, Politics by Stilgherrian | No comments

I forgot to mention that you can get a taste of what to expect at this year’s Politics & Technology Forum by watching the videos of last year’s.

Thanks to Microsoft’s Nick Hodge, you can view videos of Matt Bai’s keynote address, Panel 1 on Blogging, social networks, political movements and the media with Annabel Crabb, Peter Black and Mark Textor, and Panel 2 on Politics 2.0: information technology and the future of political campaigning with Joe Hockey, Senator Andrew Bartlett, Senator Kate Lundy and Antony Green.

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Tags: andrew bartlett, annabel crabb, antony green, joe hockey, kate lundy, mark textor, matt bai, microsoft, nick hodge, peter black, poltech, social media, web 2.0

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