Alan Rosenblatt, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Unfiltered.Media is an innovative digital organizing and strategy firm. We use social, digital, and data to run campaigns and solve problems that happen during them. Call us “digital consiglieres” if you need guidance or make us your outsourced “Digital Campaign Director” to oversee campaign strategy, tactics, staff, and vendors. We develop, market, implement, and analyze innovative campaigns to recruit volunteers, mobilize activists, raise public awareness, and build organizational capacity to sustain these efforts for Members of Congress, political campaigns, advocacy organizations, think tanks, universities, and media publications.

Washington, Dc, Us

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Washington, D.C., Us

Developed and teach graduate school courses on social media and technology for political and advocacy campaigns at the Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM). Courses: Maximizing Social Media (PMGT6472) and Digital Platforms for Politics (PMGT6490)

Baltimore, Md, Us

Teach graduate course on Digital Political Strategy for the M.A. in Communications program. Visiting Assistant Professor.

Washington, Dc, Us

Teach graduate course called Internet Advocacy Campaigns for the School of Public Affairs' Public Affairs & Advocacy Institute (PAAI). Adjunct Assistant Professor

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

Advise and assist the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival with respect to its digital and social media strategy. Moderate an annual panel on tech and film. Part of the festival's founding team.

New York, Ny, Us

Lecture, advise, and consult to the Marxe School of Public Affairs. Work with the Deans office, with the Executive MPA program, and taught an online undergraduate course on Social Media Strategy for Public Affairs.

Minneapolis, Mn, Us

e-Democracy.org, founded in 1994, creates omni-partisan issue forums for local communities. Among its accomplishments, e-Democracy.org created the first-ever election portal in 1994.

Montclair, New Jersey, Us

Subscript.org is a nonprofit providing access to legal research to the general public. We are creating a legal database and offering an online learning process for non-lawyers to gain legal research skills.

Washington, Dc, Us

Lead Digital and Social Media Strategist. Provide strategic consulting and training to policy, advocacy, media, government and political organizations and programs.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

Launched LRP's digital research division, pioneering social media content analysis in political opinion research for Democratic and progressives campaigns and organizations. Advised advocacy organizations and candidates, including the 2020 Biden campaign, based on a deep analysis of social media content.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

Wrote a regular column call Social Advocacy and Politics about the intersection of advocacy, politics, news media and public affairs with social media.

I managed social media affairs for Berkeley House's global interests. Berkeley House is a fictional social club that existed in a novel written by Omar Shabka and a parallel virtual experience on social media that I designed.

Washington, Dc, Us

Developed and implemented strategies for social media and internet advocacy campaigns; designed and implemented one of the first enterprise-level social media programs in the advocacy sector. My focus was creating and cultivating an online and social media presence for the Center for American Progress and the Center for American Progress Action Fund.

Alan covered the 2008 presidential election writing for techPresident.com. techPresident was the seminal project of what evolved into the Personal Democracy Forum and now into Civic Hall, a non-profit center for learning, collaboration, and technology for the public good in NYC.

Media Bureau Networks is a communications technology company specializing in the production of streaming audio/video web content. As co-founder and Washington Bureau Chief for Media Bureau Networks (MBN), Alan positioned the company to produce live coverage of the 2000 Republican and Democratic National Conventions. Media Bureau streamed four live programs a day at the conventions, two created and hosted by Alan, including interviews with Steve Forbes, Jr. the Reverend Jerry Falwell, Ted Nugent, and Schooly D. Responsibilities included serving on the company board of directors; overseeing all political and news related activities, including hosting various webcast talk shows from the Republican and Democratic 2000 Presidential Nominating Conventions and writing a column called “Questions You Should Ask…”; updating website (http://www.mediabureau.com). Fully accredited member of the Philadelphia, PA press corp.

Washington, Dc, Us

Teach graduate courses on Media and Politics in the Digital Age and Internet Politics for the Communications, Culture, and Technology Master's Program.

Contribute articles and provide editorial recommendations to NetPuls and Weekly Politiker, publicats of PoliticsOnline.com.

As editor for MovingIdeas.org, I was responsible for writing an issue policy blog called Moving Targets and oversee the editorial and curation process for the Moving Ideas website, weekly newsletter, and Issue Reports. Moving Ideas Network is a hub of more than 240 progressive non-profit organizations. We provide an outlet for these groups to distribute their issue research and advocacy action alerts.

As Executive Director of the Internet Advocacy Center, I serve as a resource on Internet strategist for advocacy and electoral campaigns. IAC is a virtual think tank, providing consulting, education and research on digital campaigns and media, co-founded by Suzanne Turner of Turner Strategies (now turner4D). IAC developed and implemented Internet advocacy strategies and tactics, including designing and developing advocacy websites, online ad campaigns, blog engagement campaigns, mobile communications campaigns, etc. I was also the primary instructor for IAC professional education programs, including the Internet Advocacy Roundtable. In addition to the Roundtable.

As Director of Training Programs, Alan trains public affairs professionals how to use the Internet to achieve their public policy goals. In addition, he develops new business opportunities for the firm, provides strategic support and management for advocacy projects, speaks at conferences around the country and publishes articles about Internet advocacy.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Created and managed a new division for a state issue management firm to provide clients with Internet advocacy strategy services.

Managed an innovative small technology policy-consulting firm, focusing on the analysis of trends in Internet technology development, policy, and use. Responsibilities included overseeing all project managers; managing client outreach projects; developing service lines and business proposals; building the firm’s reputation and capacity; researching, writing, and editing policy analyses; and managing human resources. Answered directly to the firm’s owner and president.

Fairfax, Virginia , Us

Developed one of the first-ever courses on the Politics of Cyberspace in the spring of 1995 and taught the course annually from 1995 through 2000. Other courses taught regularly included: Research Methodology, Persuasion and Propaganda, Public Opinion, and Media Politics. Taught as part of course curriculum the use of statistical software (SPSS and MicroCase) and basic HTML programming. Also served on several university wide computer-policy committees.

Washington, Dc, Us

Managed a computer-based research facility that provided faculty and student research support. Responsibilities included managing and training a staff of 12 to provide software training and support. Responsibilities also included supporting various statistical, word processing, and spreadsheet applications on Windows, Macintosh, and IBM Mainframe systems, as well providing expert consultation on research design and data analysis.

Co-founded and published a small, DC-based art, literature, and politics magazine. Responsibilities include computer-layouts (using PageMaker for the Macintosh), editorial decisions, writing articles, and organizing art shows/poetry readings. Corporate duties included managing the budget.

B.A., Political Science And Philosophy

Ph.D., Political Science

M.A., Political Science

H.S.

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