Have you registered for Politics Online Conference?

The Politics Online Conference is in 18 days! Have you registered yet? The two-day annual event will be held on April 19th-20th. The list of speakers from both side of the aisle include regulars like Alan Rosenblatt (of CAP and who I’ve quoted on this blog), Colin Delany (of Epolitics.com and who let me guest post on his blog),  David Almacy (Former White House Internet Director and fellow Terp),  Katie Harbath (of NRSC and my former boss), and Silona Bonewald (all around smart lady).  They will be joined by folks from  Google, Facebook, AOL, Rock the Vote, Microsoft, the DNC, The New Organizing Institute, and yours truly along with fellow colleagues from Blue State Digital.  The full list of speakers is available at http://polc2010.com/agenda/speakers.

The panels look even more interesting than those at least year’s conference. They include case studies of the Scott Brown, Bob McDonnell and the “Text Haiti” campaigns, the potential effect of mobile devices on the upcoming cycle, how to use new media to engage youth and minorities, and in-depth look at new tools in the industry. And of course there will be happy hours, two of them to be exact. The full  agenda athttp://polc2010.com/agenda.  To get a full idea what to expect from the panels,  check out my round-up from last’s year conference.

Are you sold yet?  Click here to Register.  Conference organizers recognize that this year has been financially tough for many folks. If you want to attend but can’t afford the full price, contact Bryce Cullinane at bryce222 [at] gmail [dot] com and he will try to work with you.  If for whatever reasons you still can’t make it this year, the conference is also on twitter at @polc2010, and the “official” hashtag is also #polc2010

As always, The conference is hosted by our  the Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet and theGraduate School of Political Management at GW. Hope to see you there.