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Yesterday I promised that more details on Microsfot's Politics and Technology Forum with Matt Bai would be forthcoming (see here).  So here are the two panels that follow Matt Bai's keynote address on the rise of political movements in the internet age and, as you can see, I am fortunate enough to be on the first panel discussing blogging, social networks, political movements and the media:

Here are the details for the day:

Join Government and business leaders and political bloggers for Australia?s inaugural Politics & Technology Forum, proudly sponsored by Microsoft, on 25 June 2008 at the Hyatt, Canberra.

Over an informative morning, you will hear from keynote speaker Matt Bai, author and political writer for the New York Times magazine. Matt will address the rise of political movements in the internet age, with a focus on new forms of Information technology and how they fashion or replicate the political debate and trends.

Matt will then join two panels of distinguished speakers for a forum discussion on Information Technology and its influence on political movements and campaigning.

Seats are strictly limited. To register visit here. The event ticket code is BAI. Should you have any inquiries email Sassoon Grigorian at sassoong@microsoft.com