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Memo to the Netroots: Post FISA Progressive Blogging & Civil Justice

July 21, 2008

Even as we recover from the heavy blow of losing the legislative fight against FISA protections for spying telecoms, last weekend and other occasions have me reflecting about the battle for what Obama (ironically) calls our "progressive future," how it is far from finished, and how blogging can be a powerf more »

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Economic And Energy Issues, Ending War In Iraq, Top Netroots' Concerns

By Toby Chaudhuri

July 20, 2008

July 20, 2008

Progressive bloggers and activists are most concerned about solving basic economic problems and our country’s energy crisis as well as ending the war in Iraq, according to a straw poll of participants at this year’s Netroots Nation conference conducted by the Campaign for America’s Future and Democracy Corps.

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TBA 2008 - 2008 and Beyond: Political Impacts of the Blogosphere

Submitted by Brian Dockstader

Produced by Campaign for America's Future

March 19, 2008

Featuring: Chris Bowers, Digby, Terrance Heath, Ari Melber, Tracy Russo, Pam Spaulding

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Rob Kall
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We always welcome new writers, bloggers, editors, volunteer artists, web designers, grant writers and we're looking for some interns too.

Hometown:	Newtown (bucks county), PA
Interests:	An Economy for All, Health Care for All, New Energy, The Big Con, Quality Education, America's Future Now, Invest In America, Progressive Vision, Revitalizing Democracy, blogosphere, media, Story, web software developer, writer
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The Blogosphere: From Ideas to Action- Take Back America 2007

Submitted by Anne Thompson

Produced by Institute for America's Future

June 19, 2007

Take Back America 2007 panel addresses how the blogosphere generates both new ideas and pushes for action to enact a progressive agenda. Panel: Isaiah J. Poole, TomPaine.com; Matt Stoller, mydd.com; Jane Hamsher, firedoglake.com; Chris Bowers, mydd.com; Oliver Willis, oliverwillis.com; Jim Dean, Democracy for America.