PdF 2009 | Schedule For Day Two, June 30

How the Internet Ecosystem Can Improve Journalism:

Frank Rich, Karen Tumulty, Dan Gillmor, Scott Simon, Clay Shirky, Andrew Rasiej (moderator)

Imagining White House 2.0: Making Open Collaboration Platforms Work:

Jim Gilliam, Craig Newmark, Fabrice Florin, Mark Elliott, Jennifer Bell (moderator)

Mapping the Networked Public Sphere: How Blogs, Mainstream Media and Official Sources Interact:

Ken Deutsch, Stan Magniant, Vincent Ducrey, Michael Cornfield (moderator)

Online Video: Lessons from the Obama "Idea Factory" and 2008 Campaign:

Max Harper, Jacob Soboroff, David Burch, Steve Grove (moderator)

Crossing Boundaries Online: Reaching and Organizing Diverse Constituencies:

Kety Esquivel, Liz Mair, Keli Goff, Cheryl Contee (moderator)

Local Campaigns After Obama: Tools and Tactics Turning Online Action Into Offline Results:

Jim Walsh, Matt Compton, Patrick Ruffini, Clay Haynes, and Colin Delany (moderator); sponsored by Wired for Change

Reinventing Communi- cations From the Net Up:

Heather Gold, Baratunde Thurston, Davar Ardalan, Sean Tevis, Micah L. Sifry (moderator)

The Blogging of the Bureaucracy: How to Use Social Media From Inside Government:

Jeanne Holm, Gwynne Kostin, Ann Aikin, Jed Sundwall, Matthew Burton (moderator)

Why Blogging Still Matters: The Ongoing Vitality of the Netroots and the Rightroots:

Scott Rosenberg, Eric Boehlert, Dan Froomkin, Jon Henke, Ana Marie Cox (moderator)

State/Local Online Politicking: How Community Hubs Can Change the Scene:

Blake Rutherford, Jason Barnett, Steven Clift, Cyrus Krohn (moderator)

New Business Models: How to Survive and Thrive Financially in Online Politics:

Diane Rinaldo, Marcy Wheeler, Dave Karpf, Michael Bassik (moderator)

Beyond my.BarackObama.com: How Social Action Networks Like Facebook, MySpace and Ning are Changing Politics:

Todd Ziegler, Heather Lauer, Roz Lemieux, Jose Vargas (moderator), sponsored by Bivings Group