pdf2008_3.thumbnail.gifI'm going to be at the Personal Democracy Forum in New York City on June 23-24, along with Arianna Huffington, Josh Marshall, Ana Marie Cox, Jeff Jarvis, Jay Rosen, Elizabeth Edwards, Esther Dyson, Ben Smith and a host of others. I'll be talking with Patrick Ruffini about the changing role of the netroots and the rightroots.

It's a two day conference and Pach and DeVeria will be there with me so if you're around, it'll be a very interesting couple of days. The internet has revolutionized politics in a way that we're all still trying to get our heads around, and this will be a unique place to explore it. I'm particularly looking forward to the panel with Joe Rospars of the Obama campaign, Peter Daou of the Clinton Campaign, and Tracy Russo of the Edwards campaign talking about the widely different online strategies each campaign employed

As Josh Marshall said recently, "If you're going to pick one year to go to the annual Personal Democracy Forum conference this is the year to do it given just how much focus there is on the role the web is playing in this year's election."

The good folks at PdF have a special offer for FDLers: If you register now, you can still get the early bird rate, and they'll take $100 off for the first ten people who email conference@personaldemocracy.com and mention FDL in the email.

See you there.