Alex Foster

Howard Dean in under 12secs

By | Sat 7th March 2009 - 11:36 am

Continuing our exciting use of new technology, Helen Duffett brings Howard Dean to the 12seconds.tv platform


Video: Governor Howard Dean talks to @libdemvoice. #ldconf on 12seconds.tv

It’s nice to know he’s enjoying his time here. I’ve heard many positive reports from his private meetings with party staff, and we’re waiting with bated breath for the reports of his meeting with bloggers.

And of course in just over 30 minutes, he’ll be speaking from the main platform. I’m planning to be sitting in the auditorium with my mic so that we can podcast his words later this afternoon.

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