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Trippi and Pariser -- Two Web/Politics Heavyweights
Travis Moore at 8/27/2008 10:11PM
The web has changed the landscape of both politics and political campaigns. Here at On Day One we're proud to be a part of that change.
And earlier today, I was fortunate to run into two of the figures on the forefront of utilizing the power of the Internet to affect change in Washington. Joe Trippi and Eli Pariser weigh in on their ideas for Day One.
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