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Since 1993, Alan Rosenblatt has been at the cutting edge of digital politics. A frequent speaker and author on digital and social media, advocacy and politics, Alan is currently the associate director for online advocacy at the Center for American Progress, where he directs its social media and advocacy program and has pioneered social advocacy strategy for issue campaigns. Prior to joining American Progress in 2007, he was a political science professor at George Mason University (1991-2000) and then an internet advocacy consultant at Stateside Associates, e-Advocates and then at his own firm, the Internet Advocacy Center, where he founded the Internet Advocacy Roundtable in 2005. In addition to his day job, Alan is an adjunct professor at Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, and American Universities, where he teaches graduate courses on digital political strategy and internet advocacy. In addition to blogging at BigThink.com, he writes about digital politics and other musings at DrDigipol.Tumblr.com. Alan also postsan occasional article to TechPresident.com, HuffingtonPost.com, and KStreetCafe.com.

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