IPDI Online Politics 101 with Colin
According to Colin Delany's ePolitics.com
IPDI Book Discussion on Online Politics 101 with Colin Delany - Wednesday, August 13
Noon-1:30pm
The library of the Graduate School of Political Management
4th Floor
GWU’s Media and Public Affairs Building
805 21st Street, NW
Washington, DC 20052RSVP REQUIRED to julie@ipdi.org
Should be a hoot and a half, and I’ll see if Julie will let me record it on one of those new-fangled video devices I hear are all the rage.
See also the new cut version of mine and Colin's mutual interview (upper right) which pretty much keeps the camera on the person who is talking the whole time... its fun for the whole family.
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Awesome
This is so entertaining and engaging to watch! I'm definitely going to advocate mutual interviews from now on.
So meta
Of course, what people don't see is me off camera watching this happening and thinking "this is the most meta thing I have ever seen," and then running off and stealing Stoller's name tag.