Posted on November 25, 2008 by Andrew Hoppin
Long overdue, but here’s the video of the Progressive Space Policy panel I convened in August ‘08 at Netroots Nation. Note: No audio till 12:30. First of two parts.
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Posted on November 25, 2008 by Andrew Hoppin
Part II of the Netroots Nation panel on Progressive NASA on 7/18/08…
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Posted on November 13, 2008 by Andrew Hoppin
We need humor in these trying times– preferably didactic humor that gives us a new perspective or that makes us feel liberated and inspired. There are few clandestine organizations on Earth today who provide that too us as consistently and dramatically as The Yes Men.
Thanks to them, 1.2 million copies of newspapers appearing to be [...]
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Posted on August 1, 2008 by Andrew Hoppin
I met with 15 other people in Austin on July 18th to conduct an Obama for President Space Policy Platform meeting, right after our Space Policy panel at Netroots Nation Convention. Our crew included Netroots activists, aerospace enthusiasts from the Austin area, and even former NASA officials. After several hours of debate, and [...]
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Posted on July 9, 2008 by Andrew Hoppin
In addition to my reinventing government and science policy panels at Netroots Nation on Friday the 18th, I’ll be moderating the only space-related panel at Netroots Nation, entitled “Progressive NASA and Space Policy Under a New Administration.” We have a great panel lineup– Chris Bowers of OpenLeft.com, George Whitesides of the National Space Society and [...]
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Posted on May 24, 2008 by Andrew Hoppin
I’m very pleased to announce that for the first time, The Netroots Nation (Yearly Kos) Convention will feature a panel on space policy, July 18th or 19th in Austin, Texas. The panel, entitled, “Progressive NASA & Space Policy Under a New Administration,” is an opportunity to bring critical space policy issues to light within [...]
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Posted on February 29, 2008 by Andrew Hoppin
(please post comments over at the new SpaceDemocrats.org thread instead of posting them here) Many space constituents are publicly critical of the Obama campaign for campaign rhetoric that is less overtly supportive of the status quo of the US space program than that of the Clinton or McCain campaigns. However, to this constituent of [...]
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Posted on February 20, 2008 by Andrew Hoppin
Larry Lessig is considering running for Congress. The scale of change that Lessig in office could cause, I believe, is profound. His work to rid Congress of special interest influence within 8 years would leverage a “Crowdsourced Congressional Staff” of 10,000s. Unlike the Congressional staff I worked on during my year off [...]
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Posted on June 8, 2007 by Andrew Hoppin
Scroll ahead to 11:00 minutes into the video to catch my 15 minute schpeel…
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Posted on April 4, 2007 by Andrew Hoppin
As promised, here are my slides from my recent panel at Politics Online entitled Are Online Games the New Town Hall? Avatar-Based Marketing and the Rise of the Gamer Class in Politics.
Download the presentation:
Second Life for Politics Presentation at Politics Online Conference
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