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"THE STATE OF ONLINE POLITICS" May 27, 1999 Lecture Panelists: Kathleen deLaski, Director of Political Programming, AOL Chris Casey, Senate Democratic Technology Committee James Smith, House Republican Conference David Haase, Greenwire Professor Jane Hall, American University L. Makinson, Director, Center for Responsive Politics Moderator: Troy Schneider, Editor Cloakroom.Com Click here to View the Live Video Broadcast from 6pm - 7pm ET Once the live broadcast has concluded, the video will be archived here for viewing afterward.
Campaign 2000 may prove a watershed year for online campaigners -- with historians later writing about how the Internet swung the election. Panelists will discuss the online strategies of the GOP and Democratic parties as each group enters the 2000 elections and the impact of online electioneering on the American electorate. Discussion will include reflections on who the political animals on the Web are and whether voters can be motivated by online campaigns to go out and vote. Additional topics to be discussed will include covering online campaigns. |
