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Jan 04, 2007

Significant Trends in 2006 (Part 1)

by Duane Raymond — last modified Jan 04, 2007 12:00 PM

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Campaigning Review Part I: Two significant milestones were achieved in 2006: the campaigning space became more crowded and the Internet became mainstream. This has implications for anyone campaigning online or offline, so 2007 should be an interesting year. read more...

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Brie has recently joined FairSay to help expand the scope of work and capabilities that FairSay has to offer. With a background in e-campaigning encompassing mobilisation, online fundraising and offline engagement, Brie has worked in international organisations, including Head of New Media at 1GOAL & The Global Campaign for Education (GCE South Africa) and Campaigner at GetUp! (Australia) – organisations with 600,000 and 300,000 online supporters respectively.

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Jan 04, 2007

Significant Trends in 2006 (Part 1)

Duane Raymond

Jess Day

Liam Barrington-Bush

Brie Rogers Lowery