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IPDI Radical Transparency Panel

March 6th, 2008 · 1 Comment

I moderated a panel today (I guess yesterday, at this hour) at IPDI’s Politics Online Conference, proudly featuring Greg Palmer, Peggy Garvin, and Derek Willis. There wasn’t any official recording of the event, but a reporter from Mashable in the front row more than took up for all of our slack, deploying what was […]

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Upcoming IPDI Panels

February 22nd, 2008 · No Comments

I’ll be moderating a panel soon (March 4th and 5th) at IPDI’s Politics Online Conference, along with several people familiar to/involved with the Open House Project.Â The topic of our panel will be “Will Radical Transparency Transform Politics?”
I’m happy to have Greg Palmer, Derek Willis, and Peggy Garvin on our panel.Â More details available here.

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