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  • http://bluenc.com/blog/sam-spencer Sammy

    To paraphrase the boys from Oxford, blogging makes me un-fitter, unhappier, and less productive … well, maybe just the last part.

    And yet, it’s a marketable skill in the world of politics. And a way to raise insane amounts of money. When we got this video up on the front page of liberal blog leader DailyKos, fundraising jumped up significantly. But that was 2006. Most political operatives have discovered that there are actual people on the Internet … meaning that the market is very crowded. New Candidates show up as often as new online volunteers. Also, aside from the fundraising game, good old fashioned phone calls are still the best way to reach potential volunteers. As a current blogger/activist, my holy grail, my grand unified theory of politics, is to find the next big thing before anyone else does. Ideas? I don’t want a candidate to twitter, but after meetup, eventful, facebook, YouTube, the blogs, flickr, and so on, what does Web 2.0 have for the politico?

  • http://bluenc.com/blog/sam-spencer Sammy

    To paraphrase the boys from Oxford, blogging makes me un-fitter, unhappier, and less productive … well, maybe just the last part.

    And yet, it’s a marketable skill in the world of politics. And a way to raise insane amounts of money. When we got this video up on the front page of liberal blog leader DailyKos, fundraising jumped up significantly. But that was 2006. Most political operatives have discovered that there are actual people on the Internet … meaning that the market is very crowded. New Candidates show up as often as new online volunteers. Also, aside from the fundraising game, good old fashioned phone calls are still the best way to reach potential volunteers. As a current blogger/activist, my holy grail, my grand unified theory of politics, is to find the next big thing before anyone else does. Ideas? I don’t want a candidate to twitter, but after meetup, eventful, facebook, YouTube, the blogs, flickr, and so on, what does Web 2.0 have for the politico?

  • http://jarredtaylor.com Jarred Taylor

    man, I leave the blog to Taylor for one weekend and he’s already posting nutso photos. Oh wait… I guess I’ve posted a random dog photo too … I’d link to it but I’m on vacation.

    iPwned with the iPhone,
    jrod

    P.s. Serious replies to Sam and Jez when I get back, thanks for commenting!

  • http://www.tropophilia.com Jarred

    man, I leave the blog to Taylor for one weekend and he’s already posting nutso photos. Oh wait… I guess I’ve posted a random dog photo too … I’d link to it but I’m on vacation.

    iPwned with the iPhone,
    jrod

    P.s. Serious replies to Sam and Jez when I get back, thanks for commenting!

  • http://funkmagnet.blogspot.com/ Rachel

    Huh! Interesting. I’d be interested in seeing such a study done on writing at large. Writing anything implies, even if just indirectly, that someone will read it, which definitely inspires warm and fuzzy feelings all around.

  • http://funkmagnet.blogspot.com/ Rachel

    Huh! Interesting. I’d be interested in seeing such a study done on writing at large. Writing anything implies, even if just indirectly, that someone will read it, which definitely inspires warm and fuzzy feelings all around.

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