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From [http://mashable.com/2010/04/19/microsoft-townhall/ Mashable.com]: "TownHall is part of Microsoft’s new Campaign Ready suite of tools and it’s essentially a plug-and-play web-based platform — hosted on Windows Azure [Microsoft's '''cloud''' infrastructure] — that can be used to build sites that support user engagement around campaign topics and encourage fan participation." | From [http://mashable.com/2010/04/19/microsoft-townhall/ Mashable.com]: "TownHall is part of Microsoft’s new Campaign Ready suite of tools and it’s essentially a plug-and-play web-based platform — hosted on Windows Azure [Microsoft's '''cloud''' infrastructure] — that can be used to build sites that support user engagement around campaign topics and encourage fan participation." | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, 19 April 2010
A new social network for politiciansJennifer Van Grove, mashable.com, 4/19/10
From Mashable.com: "TownHall is part of Microsoft’s new Campaign Ready suite of tools and it’s essentially a plug-and-play web-based platform — hosted on Windows Azure [Microsoft's cloud infrastructure] — that can be used to build sites that support user engagement around campaign topics and encourage fan participation."
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