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Proof we’re winning: Capitol Hill receiving more than 1 million emails per day
Here is an interesting article from NationalJournal.com that gives a small glimpse into the IT infrastructure currently being used by on Capitol Hill. As a tech-geek, I’ll avoid going into total analytical nerd mode, however the very fact that National Journal was compelled to write an article titled “E-Mail Surge Forces Hill IT to Keep [...]
RNC to host its first ‘Tech Summit’ this Friday
Over the weekend I found out about and registered for a technology summit that the Republican National Committee will be hosting at their headquarters this Friday (February, 13). The goal of this summit appears to be simple, give Republican activists who are also involved in various tech-related communities the opportunity to share their ideas and [...]
A year in review for DC Republican
What a crazy year 2008 was, and from what it seems like, what an exciting year 2009 will be. With 2008 now a thing of the past, I’ve found myself looking back at DCRepublican.com, our traffic, and some of the attention received throughout the course of the year. When I first started blogging regularly on [...]
Should Congress regulate how they can use new media?
While it’s no surprise that each year more Americans turn to the internet to find news about what is happening in Congress, what is surprising is how resistant certain factions in Congress are when it comes to letting Members of Congress communicate with their constituency more freely. Currently, there is a debate brewing in the [...]
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