http://www.epolitics.com/2008/03/05/how-are-candidates-spending-their-money-online/ dissecting the craft of online politics and online advocacy Wed, 08 Feb 2012 17:25:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 http://www.epolitics.com/2008/03/05/how-are-candidates-spending-their-money-online/#comment-819734 Online-Wahlkampf wenig kostenintensiv Fri, 20 May 2011 09:14:43 +0000 http://www.epolitics.com/2008/03/05/how-are-candidates-spending-their-money-online/#comment-819734 [...] für den Wahlkampf auf 12 bis 15 Milliarden USD geschätzt. Doch nur 73 Mill. USD fließen laut e-politics.com in den Online-Wahlkampf. Mehr als die Hälfte dieses Budgets wird dabei immer noch in [...] [...] für den Wahlkampf auf 12 bis 15 Milliarden USD geschätzt. Doch nur 73 Mill. USD fließen laut e-politics.com in den Online-Wahlkampf. Mehr als die Hälfte dieses Budgets wird dabei immer noch in [...]

]]> http://www.epolitics.com/2008/03/05/how-are-candidates-spending-their-money-online/#comment-256003 Sam Levenback » POLC 2008 Media Roundup Fri, 07 Mar 2008 20:18:17 +0000 http://www.epolitics.com/2008/03/05/how-are-candidates-spending-their-money-online/#comment-256003 [...] ReadWriteWeb and Personal Democracy Forum wrote up Justine Lam’s thoughts on the Ron Paul movement. Mashable’s Mark “Rizzn” Hopkins did an amazing job streaming and liveblogging several panels, including “Will Radical Transparency Transform Politics?“, “Social Network Outreach“, and his own “Privacy in the Digital Age.” John Wonderlich also wrapped up the transparency panel, and Allen Stern adds thoughts on privacy.  Pajamas Media CEO Roger Simon blogged some gossip and interviewed US News Washington Whispers columnist Paul Bedard. Bedard wrote up a quick interview with Google exec Bob Boorstin, while Simon also gave an interview to Tech Daily Dose. His colleague at Pajamas, Michael Weiss, interviewed RealClearPolitics Founder & CEO Tom Bevan. TechRepublican interviewed former White House Internet Director and all around fantastic guy David Almacy. Almacy also wrote about his panel on his own blog, CapitalGig. TechRepublican also liked the data strategy panel. Steve Petersen wrote up the cell phone advocacy panel on Bivings Report, while Todd Zeigler blogged about Colin Delaney’s “Does Good Design Matter?” panel. Delaney himself wrote about online campaign spending thus far.  The Spewker liveblogged everything. There was a mention in The Washington Times. [...] [...] ReadWriteWeb and Personal Democracy Forum wrote up Justine Lam’s thoughts on the Ron Paul movement. Mashable’s Mark “Rizzn” Hopkins did an amazing job streaming and liveblogging several panels, including “Will Radical Transparency Transform Politics?“, “Social Network Outreach“, and his own “Privacy in the Digital Age.” John Wonderlich also wrapped up the transparency panel, and Allen Stern adds thoughts on privacy.  Pajamas Media CEO Roger Simon blogged some gossip and interviewed US News Washington Whispers columnist Paul Bedard. Bedard wrote up a quick interview with Google exec Bob Boorstin, while Simon also gave an interview to Tech Daily Dose. His colleague at Pajamas, Michael Weiss, interviewed RealClearPolitics Founder & CEO Tom Bevan. TechRepublican interviewed former White House Internet Director and all around fantastic guy David Almacy. Almacy also wrote about his panel on his own blog, CapitalGig. TechRepublican also liked the data strategy panel. Steve Petersen wrote up the cell phone advocacy panel on Bivings Report, while Todd Zeigler blogged about Colin Delaney’s “Does Good Design Matter?” panel. Delaney himself wrote about online campaign spending thus far.  The Spewker liveblogged everything. There was a mention in The Washington Times. [...]

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