[eDebate] Any "activists" out there? An action item for skilled debaters

[Ross K. Smith]

The Huffington Post and newassignment.net are doing distributed citizen 
journalism, a project called "Off the Bus." I have already written a 
couple of blog posts for it, here: 
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/off-the-bus/

One of the first major projects of their 2008 pres. coverage is right up 
your alley: debate.

They are looking for people who can research in real time to fact-check 
and argument-check claims made in Monday's CNN/YouTube Democratic pres. 
primary debate and claims made by pundits and spinners. You can do this 
from wherever you are if you have a cell phone, cable TV and internet 
access.

Here is the link to the announcement and there are links to how you sign 
up within it:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/zack-exley/whatchya-doing-on-debate-_b_57162.html

P.S. Let me know if you do get involved. I can help leverage that into 
at least a tiny bit of good publicity for academic debate and your program.

-- 
Ross K. Smith
Director of Debate
Wake Forest University

336-251-2076 (cell)

http://groups.wfu.edu/debate/
www.DebateScoop.org