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How We Did It: A Conversation with the Online Communications Directors from the Obama and McCain Campaigns
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Description
A look at how the Obama and McCain online campaigns devised and executed their campaign strategies. Moderator and led by the two people at the heat of the battle: Joe Rospars (Director of New Media for Obama) and Michael Palmer (eCampaign Director for McCain). What questions will they ask each other? What questions will you ask them?
Speakers
- Joe Rospars - Former Director of New Media, Obama
- Michael Palmer - eCampaign Director, McCain
Video
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Notes and resources
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From Joe
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Discussion
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