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Liberty Concepts was started by Jonathan Karush after he worked for the U.S. Department of Labor and volunteered for the Democrats in 2000, supporting former Maine Senate President Mark Lawrence. After his work with Lawrence, Karush launched Liberty Concepts to "provide complete Internet solutions to nonprofits, campaigns, public officials, advocacy organizations, unions, PAC's, and academia." The company offers a proprietary content management system, database development, online fundraising, and strategy consulting, and works closely with the DCCC to serve more House campaigns than any other company, totalling 45 campaigns in 2006. "The House is our big niche," says Karush.
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Recent blog posts
- Daily Digest: Non-Conservatives Board the McCain Train
- Berkman at 10: Open Media--Is Openness Enough?
- Policy (and maybe Politics) events: Week of 5/15/08
- From Jay-Z's Web Book to Khatami's Blog (Berkman10 Dispatch)
- Berkman at 10: Is the Internet Good for Democracy, Or What?
- Daily Digest: Edwards Jumps on the Barackwagon
- Berkman at 10: The Future of the Internet is in Our Hands
- Daily Digest: Obama Steers Clear of 527s
- PdF 2008: Rebooting the System (A Peek at the Program)
- Daily Digest: Drafting a Digital New Deal
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