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OzPoliCon08
Politico Bloggers and Online Activists Conference
18 October 2008
Melbourne & Online

On October 18, 2008 Australian Politics TV will host Australia's first ever politico bloggers and online activists conference. There has been a growing wealth of activism taking place on the Internet. From blogs, to YouTube, to discussion boards, online sit-ins, electronic parliament role playing forums and even MySpace and FaceBook with their respective 'cause' applications users can add to their profiles.

The conference represents the first inaugural politico bloggers and online activists gathering. The purpose of which is to share information, experiences and knowledge about online activism, campaigning methods and techniques; which of course involves politics organised and unorganised. It is also an opportunity to discuss current trends in technology use and online issue-based and election campaigning, electronic civil disobedience and Australia's Internet and communications laws.

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