One of the most powerful tools in the Karl Rove arsenal was a form of political Judo: take your opponent’s strengths and turn them into vulnerabilities. For example, coming into the 2004 convention, Democrats had seen war hero John Kerry as pretty much unassailable on issues of patriotism and they […]
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One of the most powerful tools in the Karl Rove arsenal was a form of political Judo: take your opponent’s strengths and turn them into vulnerabilities. For example, coming into the 2004 convention, Democrats had seen war hero John Kerry as pretty much unassailable on issues of patriotism and they […]
“What’s the business model?” It’s a question I hear again and again at meetings and events. The existing model for newspapers is quickly unraveling, so we need a ‘new new thing’ to serve some of the vital functions that newspapers used to. Whatever that new new thing may be, it […]
“What’s the business model?” It’s a question I hear again and again at meetings and events. The existing model for newspapers is quickly unraveling, so we need a ‘new new thing’ to serve some of the vital functions that newspapers used to. Whatever that new new thing may be, it […]
Video clips from The Future of Civic Media, our first annual conference held last month at MIT, are now available: June 11th, Part 1 June 11th, Part 2 June 12th, Part 1 June 12th, Part 2 June 12th, Part 3 June 13th