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Tag: New Media

LIVE Streaming Of New Media Event Tomorrow! 10-21-10

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Wed Oct 20, 2010 at 11:23:56 AM EST
Tags: Mackinac Center, Michigan, New Media (all tags)

If you cannot make it to the Mackinac Center event but are interested in getting a more complete picture of how new media mediums such as this are transforming politics and information, MTTM will be hosting the LIVE stream of the event here. Alternately, The Blog Prof will have a concurrent stream running on his site.

I was not able to make the JAVA applet work here or I would have on RightMichigan.com as well.

Enjoy!

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Where's Snyder? Who knows. He isn't online.

By thegipper, Section News
Posted on Wed Oct 06, 2010 at 10:18:13 PM EST
Tags: rick snyder, new media (all tags)

So our next governor, and dare I say Nerd-in-Chief, Rick Snyder is all but guaranteed victory -- there's just one problem: his new media operation stinks big time.

Seriously. I know some of us here in the blogosphere supported other candidates in the GOP primary, but we're united behind the Snyder-Calley ticket and committed to reinventing Michigan.

Whether it's here at RightMichigan or at many of the other fine conservative blogs, Snyder is M.I.A. To my knowledge, he's done no blogger -- or as I prefer citizen pontificator -- conference calls even though his communications director, Bill Nowling, is no stranger to the Michigan conservative blogosphere.

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A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

Right Michigan Exclusive: Cameron Brown announces Secretary of State bid

By Nick, Section News
Posted on Wed Feb 11, 2009 at 08:36:50 AM EST
Tags: 2010, Secretary of State, Cameron Brown, new media (all tags)

Its officially 2009 which means Election Day 2010 is practically right around the corner. This year in Michigan just about everything is up for grabs. 110 seats in the House, 38 seats in the Senate, the Governor and Lieutenant Governor, the Attorney General, the Secretary of State, two Supreme Court Justices and heaven knows what kinds of ballot initiatives will be before Michigan voters when they head to the polls this cycle.

And with the new year, primary races begin to shape up and take form for many of those offices. One race is way out ahead of the field... but this right here, this is a RightMichigan first.

Senator Cameron Brown is making an official announcement to the state-at-large tomorrow but he reached out to your friendly neighborhood conservative blogging community before going to the same old gatekeepers. Every cycle candidates make their announcements at giant rallies, at fundraisers, via press release... not this announcement. That's right... you're reading it here FIRST!

As we move through the year Right Michigan will be working hard to bring you profiles, updates and interviews with the men and women who will occupy all of our political discussions throughout the cycle and we're today is no different.

So without further ado, check out our interview with Senator Brown and his big announcement below the break!

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