Joe Trippi's "Revolution Will Not Be Televised"

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Why the Revolution won't be televised

Why the Revolution won't be televised 07/14/2004 06:30 PM

Most of the conference panels are pretty boring. But Tony Perkins (L) is talking with Dan Gillmor (C) and Joe Trippi (R) now. This is pretty interesting.

meanwhile this eHome panel was a complete waste of time. They always are. Especially whenever someone from AOL or Intel is around.

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised 11/06/2003 06:15 PM
Amn est Int'l drops documentary after petition. Two Irish filmmakers were inside the palace during the coup in Venezuela in 2002 (also on MeFi: 1 2). I caught their powerful documentary, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised here in Chicago (review). The film was just recently dropped from Canada Amnesty International's upcoming film festival in Vancouver after opp osition parties in Venezuela organized a petition of over 7,000 signatures (mp3). The groups have concerns about it's accuracy, especially in it's characterization of the opposition to the democratically elected President Chavez. A petition supporting the film has been started as well. I found the movie stunning and a chilling account of how media outlets can shape, gauge and control public perception at home and abroad (ergo the Reagan miniseries debacle). Also notable I found was Chavez's passion to teach the poor to understand the constitution of their country - impoverished Venezuelans talking passionately about how they realize that understanding politics and policy is one of the first steps out of their poverty. I picture Jerry Springer trash trying to articulate any understanding of the U. S. constitution. Any Venezuela MeFi'ers wanna give a background on how the country had been faring since the coup and restoration? Was it a CIA action? I'm sure the honeymoon's over - how's it going?

Joe Trippi: The Revolution Will Not Be
Televised

Joe Trippi: The Revolution Will Not Be
Televised 07/15/2004 03:46 AM
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised .. Joe Trippi's book

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The Counter-Revolution Has Been
Televised

The Counter-Revolution Has Been
Televised 02/10/2004 02:43 AM
As the Dean campaign started to raise serious money and support on the Internet last fall, it became common for the likes of me to go around trumpeting that this election might be for the Internet what the 1960 election was for television. In the wake of Iowa and New Hampshire, it seems evident that, once again, I'm too early with a prediction that may eventually prove accurate. If anything, this election may reconfirm the preeminent role of the idiot box in American politics, just as the Bush administration is demonstrating the power of plutocracy to an extent not witnessed since Karl Rove's political hero William McKinley was elected. I have seen the past, and it still works. Politics as usual was working like God's wristwatch in Iowa, where the RNC and various Republican PAC's outspent many of the Democratic candidates on negative TV ads aimed exclusively at Dean. But more damaging, in my opinion, was the remarkably open bias that the traditional media seemed to display against Howard Dean in their presentation of the news itself. I don't watch much television, but what little I've seen in the last month indicated to me that Dean was being systematically slimed. I witnessed, for example, an astonishing are-you-still-beating-your-wife interview of Dean campaign manager Joe Trippi by CNN's Paula Zahn. Zahn persisted in drilling in on Dean's having said in an NPR interview that the notion the Bush administration had known in advance about 911 in advance was "an interesting theory," refusing, despite Trippi's protests, to read a bit further in the transcript to Dean's unequivocal statement that it was a theory he didn't share. Dean was taken to severe task for having murmured something on Canadian television four years ago about flaws in the Iowa caucus system. Fox spent an entire day calling him a liar without ever being specific, in my hearing anyway, about what lies he had purportedly told. CNN repeatedly reported that some Iowa voters were referring to Dean volunteers as "Perfect Storm troopers." Indeed, in my extremely random sampling of TV reporting before the Iowa caucuses, I never heard a single reference to Dean that wasn't at least mildly derisive. Then we had the yawp heard round the world. Dean gave a valedictory to his supporters in Iowa that was no more feverish, in my opinion, than many rally exhortations I've heard over the years, even from such sober fellows as Dick Cheney. Countless football coaches deliver such yells every fall week and yet are lionized by their fans. But, according to the big media, Dean's "yee-haaa" was the sound of political hara-kari. You would have thought they'd caught Dean in bed with either a live man or a dead woman. They belabored him for his shout as though he'd done something truly heinous, like, say, leading America into a major war under false pretenses, or robbing the poor to feed the rich, or dramatically curtailing civil liberties. All the networks ran the tape like scenes from a terrorist attack, to the accompaniment of much tsk-tsking and head-shaking. Every pundit of any consequence proclaimed it Dean's last howl. But, as I say, I couldn't see what was so bad about it. Prior to this, Dean had seemed a little too tightly-wrapped for my tastes. I was heartened to see him display any emotion beyond justified indignation. But if you have a signal that can be heard everywhere and you transmit often enough the news that someone is crazy, just about everyone will start believing it, whatever the evidence. This is especially true in a primary campaign where the leading criterion driving candidate preference is the ability to beat the incumbent. Given the relentless hammering he took from the media, Dean was lucky to get 26% of the New Hampshire vote. Even so, Dean may be done for. Or, more to the point, done in. Some will say that he strung his own rope, but it looked more like a media lynching to me. Assuming I'm right about this, why did television want to hang Howard Dean?...

AlterNet: The Revolution Will Be
Televised

AlterNet: The Revolution Will Be
Televised 11/04/2003 04:13 AM
moveon.org is sponsoring a bush in 30 seconds contest .. The Revolution Will Be Televised

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The Revolution Will Be Sketched Out on
Paper (Then Televised)

The Revolution Will Be Sketched Out on
Paper (Then Televised) 07/23/2004 01:26 PM
Drazen Pantic used off-the-shelf, inexpensive hardware and software combined with a community Wi-Fi network to broadcast to live television: Citizen videobloggers take note. Pantic describes the system he used (drawn as a simple schematic not much more complicated than the actual installation) to perform a live, public-access television broadcast managed by him and two colleagues. The topic? How they were doing what they were doing, of course. Pantic's essay walks through the drop in price, increase in quality, and proliferation of open-source tools and patent-free/license-free standards that can allow practically anyone to produce streaming, broadcast quality television or recorded digital video for later editing and airing. We established a wireless connection through a local, public WiFi network maintained by the non-profit NYC Wireless, and broadcast from that spot to a computer at MNN studios. The video and audio was captured by the camcorder and fed into the laptop, where it was encoded as MPEG4/AAC streams, then sent out as a unicast stream via the WiFi connection. At MNN they played the stream through a scan converter -- which converts the stream on a computer into a video signal -- then broadcast it live on the air. It's not just a sign of things to come. It's a sign that things have changed....

joe trippi's got a bl0g

joe trippi's got a bl0g 02/15/2004 09:16 AM
Joe Trippi has started a blog. He of course gave the world "blogforamerica" which for a while seemed destined to change America. Now he's launched ChangeForAmerica.Com. The revolution simmers.

Trippi's bet on Net will pay off far
into the future

Trippi's bet on Net will pay off far
into the future 02/10/2004 07:30 AM
SiliconValley.com Feb 10 2004 11:44AM GMT

Joe Trippi's next big thing

Joe Trippi's next big thing 07/26/2004 07:41 PM
Howard Dean's campaign wizard is now a consultant without a candidate, but he's giving John Kerry free advice: Reject public financing and turn to your base to neutralize the Bush money juggernaut.

IRC log from Trippi's talk at ETCON

IRC log from Trippi's talk at ETCON 02/15/2004 09:18 AM
Kevin Burton kept a running transcript of Joe Trippi's talk at the ETCON Emergent Democracy event, pasting it into IRC as he went. He's posted the IRC log, which includes Kevin's transcription and the peanut gallery's responses (Burtonator tells us not to mind the typos: "The Internet is not a system for testing spell-checkers")

amazed that the press frankly can't figure out what the dean campaign WAS
WHY DIDN'T YOU LET US HAVE THE CONTACT INFO FOR LOCAL DEAN SUPPORTERS EARLIER?
not it's defining if it's a SUCCESS but still doesn't konw what it was
the sound of typing everywhere....
it's a mistake to buy the spin from broadcast media
broadcast politics has failed us miserably
no debate about the war

Link (Thanks, Kevin!)

Compare And Contrast Blogs And Reuters
On Joe Trippi's Speech

Compare And Contrast Blogs And Reuters
On Joe Trippi's Speech 02/10/2004 02:41 AM
Want to see an example of spin? No matter what your politics are, it's interesting to note the vastly different takes the established media and some bloggers have on this morning's talk by Joe Trippi at O'Reilly's Emerging Technologies Conference. This morning I read the detailed notes from both Howard Rheingold and Ross Mayfield on Trippi's speech - which sounded interesting, if a bit unfocused. However, both sets of notes show that he clearly talked up the power of the internet while trashing the established "broadcast" media. So, when Reuters - a member of the broadcast media - writes up their own article on the talk, they spin it 180 degrees, and say that Trippi blamed the internet for the campaign's problems. The notes from the blogging attendees say Trippi called the campaign a "dot com miracle", and yet Reuters claims Trippi said the internet "hobbled" the campaign. These differing accounts of the same exact speech don't match at all - and it certainly looks like Reuters is the one doing the spinning here, taking a few quotes here and there out of context to make their point. With the bloggers' notes, you can see the context of what's being spoken about, and the Reuters report gives none of that. I'm not one who believes that bloggers are a "threat" to journalism, but the contrast here shows a perfect (if a bit scary) example of just how easy it is for the press to spin things to make their point.

Techdirt:Compare And Contrast Blogs And
Reuters On Joe Trippi's Speech

Techdirt:Compare And Contrast Blogs And
Reuters On Joe Trippi's Speech 02/11/2004 03:48 AM
calls out the difference .. the full scoop .. Techdirt

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Televised tirade in Iowa dogs Dean after
caucuses (USATODAY.com)

Televised tirade in Iowa dogs Dean after
caucuses (USATODAY.com) 01/22/2004 02:53 AM
USATODAY.com - Howard Dean wanted to talk about issues. Instead, the man who was supposed to be marching toward the Democratic presidential nomination by now spent part of Tuesday trying to explain his televised tirade after losing in Monday's Iowa caucuses.

Revolution OS on CBC TV

Revolution OS on CBC TV 01/03/2005 12:18 PM
If you live in the US and don’t have it on cable or your dish, perhaps a bar with a satellite dish can pull it down for you. If you live in Detroit or Buffalo, you should be able to get it on rabbit ears. The time is local to your time zone or the time zone of the station you’re pulling the signal from. Jan 6, 2005 11:25pm Revolution OS Welcome to night four…

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The IAA Revolution

The IAA Revolution 07/06/2004 09:53 AM
Pssst. Wanna build a perfect portfolio? Start with the secret of IAA.

Revolution 2.5

Revolution 2.5 08/31/2004 09:08 PM
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Revolution 5.1 1.0

Revolution 5.1 1.0 08/04/2004 04:44 PM
The ultimate audio card for for gamers.

Revolution 7.1 1.2.8

Revolution 7.1 1.2.8 12/02/2003 01:48 AM
Revolution 7.1 is the ultimate audio upgrade for your PCI-based computer.

Web of revolution

Web of revolution 01/23/2003 03:48 AM
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The Telephone's Second Revolution

The Telephone's Second Revolution 04/16/2004 06:20 AM
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The Aquaculture Revolution

The Aquaculture Revolution 04/28/2004 05:58 AM
The oceans of the world are being overfished. The solution: roaming robots that bring fish farming to the open seas. By Charles C. Mann from Wired magazine.

Must There Be a Digital Revolution?

Must There Be a Digital Revolution? 01/27/2004 04:07 PM
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Robot Revolution!

Robot Revolution! 07/27/2004 01:18 PM
Here's a gallery of Joe Alterio's agitprop for the Robo-Equality Party. Digital prints on archival paper are $40 to $100 depending on the size. Link (Thanks, Lin dsay!)

Revolution vs. PlayStation

Revolution vs. PlayStation 03/14/2005 05:22 PM
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SDBA Revolution 2.0

SDBA Revolution 2.0 02/11/2004 12:21 PM
An instant messaging application server architecture and framework.

Runtime Revolution 2.2

Runtime Revolution 2.2 06/10/2004 02:54 PM
A user-centric, multi-platform development environment.

Google's dot.com revolution

Google's dot.com revolution 04/30/2004 07:09 PM
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The Spyware Revolution

The Spyware Revolution 04/27/2004 10:59 PM

The Revolution Will Not Be Blogged

The Revolution Will Not Be Blogged 04/27/2004 05:26 PM
"The Revolution Will Not Be Blogged." .. Bengals sweatshirt .. mention .. writes

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Welcome to the Design Revolution

Welcome to the Design Revolution 06/07/2004 06:08 AM
This month's letter from the editor.

The Cuban Revolution

The Cuban Revolution 03/30/2005 06:49 AM
Maverick billionaire blogger Mark Cuban wants to take the film out of the film industry. And his all-digital vision is coming soon to a screen near you. By Xeni Jardin from Wired magazine.

Runtime Revolution 2.2.1 Now Available

Runtime Revolution 2.2.1 Now Available 06/24/2004 07:34 PM
Runtime Revolution 2.2.1 Now Available
Free Update of User-Centric Development Environment

Edinburgh, Scotland, June 25th 2004

Runtime Revolution today announces the latest update of Revolution, the user-centric development tool for software authors of all abilities. Revolution is available for every major platform and it's ease of use and powerful feature set make it the quickest and easiest way to develop Internet, multimedia, database and generic software applications. Revolution 2.2.1 is maintenance update and is available free to Express, Studio and Enterprise customers of version 2.2.

Update: Revolution 2.2.1

Update: Revolution 2.2.1 06/25/2004 10:24 AM
The multi-platform development tool adds improved stability and performance in the standalone builder, error handling, and database library.

SDBA Revolution 2.4

SDBA Revolution 2.4 07/02/2004 12:56 PM
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The Coming RSS Revolution

The Coming RSS Revolution 03/06/2004 02:02 AM
Arik Hesseldahl (Forbes.com): "... 2004, it seems, is the year the RSS feed--the letters stand for real simple syndication or rich site summary--is going mainstream."

SDBA Revolution 2.15

SDBA Revolution 2.15 02/17/2004 11:50 AM
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Web Tunes Revolution Here Soon

Web Tunes Revolution Here Soon 04/10/2005 05:54 AM

Australians are expected to get their chance to try iTunes Music Store in the next two months. By Daniel Dasey, Asutralia Sun-Herald

Sempre revolution

Sempre revolution 05/01/2004 07:41 AM
Conspiracy theorists start your engines! http://www.google.com/blog/. Yep, it's that time again, when I get to make my once weekly tech post. Much of this stuff comes from the marvellous Hotlinks, itself from those crazy Euro-chaps at Upian. They also point...

The revolution will be energized

The revolution will be energized 02/13/2004 06:58 AM
In "Power to the People," journalist Vijay V. Vaitheeswaran makes a case for markets, not governments, leading us to a green, energy-abundant future.
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AHLA - Links to Selected Health Care and
Health Law Sites

AHLA - Links to Selected Health Care and
Health Law Sites 11/10/2003 10:50 PM
AHLA - Links to Selected Health Care and Health Law Sites
http: //www.healthlawyers.org/weblinks/weblinks_health.cfm

American Health Lawyers Association comprehensive set of links to selected healthcare and health law sites.

The Rueckert-Hartman School for Health
Professions, Regis University, Denver,
CO, Announces the Formation of the
Center for Health Care Ethics and
Emerging Technologies

The Rueckert-Hartman School for Health
Professions, Regis University, Denver,
CO, Announces the Formation of the
Center for Health Care Ethics and
Emerging Technologies 06/05/2005 11:58 PM
Under the direction of Dr. Pat Ladewig, Dean, Rueckert-Hartman School for Health Professions, Regis University established the Center for Health Care Ethics and Emerging Technologies. Dr. Mark Meaney, Executive Director, stated that the goals of the Center include the examination of the ethical and social implications of emerging biotechnologies such as nanobiotechnologies, pharmacogenomics, and stem cell research. [PRWEB May 22, 2005]

Health terms not often Googled

Health terms not often Googled 11/05/2003 08:21 PM
Instead, Google and other software gofers spend the bulk of their time hunting for pornography, deals on computer gear, and the latest dirt on favourite ...

Health Terms No Driving Force in Search
Engines

Health Terms No Driving Force in Search
Engines 11/04/2003 08:21 PM
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Study: U.S. health care not always the
best

Study: U.S. health care not always the
best 05/04/2004 02:01 PM

GE Bets on Health Care

GE Bets on Health Care 04/13/2004 02:20 PM
Closing a $9.5 billion deal for the U.K.'s Amersham assures a major role for GE Healthcare.

Health care conundrum

Health care conundrum 06/20/2004 03:53 AM
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Here's to Your (Cheaper) Health Care

Here's to Your (Cheaper) Health Care 09/16/2004 03:27 PM
More Americans are looking to Canada for ideas on fixing the health-care crisis.

Health-Care Opportunity

Health-Care Opportunity 02/11/2004 03:12 PM
Health Net looks like a value-priced managed care company.

More health care have-nots

More health care have-nots 07/01/2004 01:45 PM

The Health Care Implosion

The Health Care Implosion 05/25/2004 01:22 PM

Mercury News: Health costs hurting more small businesses. The cost of health insurance -- ranked the top concern of small businesses since 1986 -- still holds that dubious distinction, a new nationwide survey shows. But the percentage of firms affected by those costs has grown substantially.

The health care system, or at least the insurance system through which our health-care dollars flow, is in a slow-motion collapse. This story is just one more data point. Sooner or later, we'll have to make a choice. Should the U.S. go to national health care, as every single other industrialized nation provides for its citizens? Or should we go to a totally free-market system -- not the bogus pretense of one we have now -- that leaves millions without care of any kind? Or something else? The insurance industry is systematically excluding people who will someday need care -- shifting costs wherever possible to taxpayers. This may be rational capitalism, but it's lousy public policy. I'm working on some columns on this topic. Let me know what you think.

World Health Care Congress

World Health Care Congress 01/25/2004 11:41 AM
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XP SP2 puts the squeeze on health care

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Kerry Focuses on Health Care (AP)

Kerry Focuses on Health Care (AP) 05/11/2004 02:10 AM
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IBM chalks up two health care wins

IBM chalks up two health care wins 08/18/2004 06:40 PM
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"lgf: Kerry: Lying About Health Care"

"lgf: Kerry: Lying About Health Care" 08/22/2004 04:11 AM

Health care gets more high-tech

Health care gets more high-tech 04/10/2005 12:54 PM
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Health Care IT Czar Speaks

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America's Health Care Mess

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Health care system a national tragedy

Health care system a national tragedy 07/14/2004 07:00 AM
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SBC workers start strike over health
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New Site Compares 16,000 Health Care
Facilites

New Site Compares 16,000 Health Care
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F/OSS: Let's drop the K-12 campaign,
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Rush for Colonoscopies Taxes Health Care
(AP)

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Canada to boost Inuit health care

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Saddam Hussein, an example for health
care reform

Saddam Hussein, an example for health
care reform 03/17/2005 03:24 AM

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Canada Looks for Ways to Fix Its Health
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Schwarzenegger Budget Denies Some Health
Care

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U.S. (AP)

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Joe Trippi's "Revolution Will Not Be Televised"

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