David Bullock’s book about Barack Obama 2.0 – The story

March 8th, 2009

The third and final day at StomperNet Live started with a great presentation from David Bullock. David is a very interesting individual that took on a very large project of documenting the success story of Barack Obama’s campaign.

NOTE: Unfortunately, StomperNet has requested that I take these notes down from off the blogosphere. I’m disappointed, because I thought it was good information that would help build appreciation for the value of StomperNet Live. Yet, they seem to feel that the information is only for members.

From the start of StomperNet Live, we were told that we could not blog about certain confidential roundtable sessions. This was not one of them so I assumed I could write about it.

My appologies. It is down now.

If StomperNet has any more problems like this, I’ll be happy to oblige. Just let me know

How can you learn more from David Bullock?

Visit the site – http://www.barack20.com/
Get the book – https://www.lulu.com/commerce/index.php?fBuyContent=5508095
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Connect with him – http://www.davidbullock.com/

NOTE: Blue State Digital is the marketing company that was used by Barack Obama’s campaign.

http://www,brentleary.com Brent Leary

Thanks for the kind words about our book. We enjoyed working on this project and watching in real time the social moves performed by Obama’s campaign. The lessons learned from analyzing their activities are invaluable for small business, and we hope our book helps them to better understand how they can “win friends and influence people” in a Web 2.0 world.

Thanks again.
Brent Leary, co-author – Barack 2.0
http://twitter.com/benpate Ben Pate

Unfortunately, I missed the presentation. I had too much fun the previous night and slept in however, I bought the book a couple weeks ago and what I have gone over so far is very interesting. I recommend you get the printed copy from lulu

I was also reading an article in wired magazine today that mentioned, Obama or his staff have not had any tweets since the election.

http://www.wired.com/politics/onlinerights/magazine/17-02/ff_obama?currentPage=all