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How is the 2012 election season changing the craft of digital politics and advocacy? What are leading practitioners doing to evolve the tools in their technology-charged communications toolboxes? Join CampaignTech's hands-on trainings, workshops, round-table conversations, and panel discussions that will enhance your knowledge of practical politics, refine your digital campaign skills, and inspire you to exceed your goals this election – and beyond. Join us April 19-20 in Washington, DC.
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April 23, 2012
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April 18, 2012
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@JulieG @epolitics looks at some of the trends emerging from this year's #CampaignTech - http://t.co/yIj9edGv
1 day ago
@epolitics Key 2012 Tech Trends, Pt 1: Retail v Wholesale Online Politics http://t.co/G3pX4VmO - 1 of 4 excerpts from @C_and_E #CampaignTech coverage
2 days ago
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