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Presentation to Internet Advocacy Roundtable at the Center for American Progress

The Future of Emailing Congress - New Solutions Offered and Old Myths Busted, a presentation by Daniel Bennett on May 15, 2008 at the Center for American Progress

Daniel Bennett presented an explanation of how Congressional offices can tweak their current system to better handle correspondence that is forwarded by advocacy groups. Included at the notice for the event is a link to the video presentation and the paper.

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