Video: Does More Social Media Use Mean More Voting?
February 4th, 2012
Latest video from my discussion with Meltwater‘s Kimling Lam and Ashley Hillis! When you’re done, also check out the first two installments.
– cpd
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CHAPTERS:
- Introduction to Online Politics
- The Internet as a Political Tool
- Eight Simple Rules for Online Politics
Using the Tools
- Choosing the Right Tools
- Websites
- Email Lists
- Blogs and Blogger Relations
- Social Networks
- Social Media
- Video/Animation
- Advertising
- Text Messaging/Cellphones
- Political Databases
- RSS
Online Tactics
Highlights
- How Social Media Accelerated Tunisia's Revolution: An Inside View
- The Irony Inherent in Sarah Palin's Social Media Image Machine
- The Anti-Populist Idiocy of John Boehner's Plan to Cut Congressional Budgets in an Internet Age
- In an Internet Age, All Politics is Local -- But All Fundraising is National
- Go National Locally
- Keys to Facebook Advertising Glory: Monitor Stats, Reinforce Success
- Get in the Game: Political Advocacy and Foursquare
- The World is Neither Flat Nor Round (It's Lumpy -- and Fractal)
- Nine Things Campaigns Shouldn't Forget in the Gee-Whiz World of the Social Web
- Institutional Change Requires Funerals
- Should Political Campaigns Use Google Ads or Facebook Ads?
- Email is the Hub around which Facebook, Twitter and other Social Media Revolve
- Video: Applying Obama Online Lessons to Local Campaigns
- As Courts Overturn Campaign Finance Limits, Small Online Donations Will Matter More
- Ten Ways to Blow It Online in 2010
- Sarah Palin, Facebook and Insurgent Jujitsu
- An Internet Politics Index to David Plouffe's The Audacity to Win
- Bob McDonnell's Impressive Online Campaign for Virginia Governor
- Ten Rules for Blogger Outreach
- Reaching the "Network Influentials"
- Why State-Level Online Politics Really Matters in 2010
- Digital-Age Media Relations: Pitching Stories in a Challenging News Environment
- Iran, Independence Day and the Limits of Online Politics
- A Sample Online Outreach Plan
- The Enduring Value of the Online Communications Tripod
- Prop 8 Battle Shows that the Left has No Monopoly on Internet Activism
- Twitter is NOT a Strategy
- Obama Campaign Saw "Ridiculously" High ROI from Google Ads
- If You Want to Change Congress, Fund Challengers' Staff Early
- Peacock Feathers and Political Blogs
- Using Ning and Custom Online Social Networks for Politics and Advocacy
- What Does "Viral" Mean?
- Inside the Obama Numbers: Tiers of Engagement
- Unveiling the Online Politics Cabinet
- Election 2008 Memento: Live at Fox 5
- How the Internet Put Barack Obama in the White House
- Published in The Root
- How to Become a Political Robocall
- Creative Ways to Put Your Supporter List to Work
- Measuring the Effects of Social Media Marketing
- Citizen 2008: Using the Internet for Individual Political Advocacy in the Elections and Beyond
- The New Yorker Obama Cover Illustration and a Social Critic's Machine Gun
- Pat Buchanan on Barack Obama and the Rev. Wright's Lack of "Gratitude"
- Blogs and Professional Journalism: Part of a Continuum of Publishing
- What Wesley Clark, Rush Limbaugh and MoveOn.org Have in Common
- How Blogger Relations Differs from Traditional Media Relations
- Will TiVo Kill the Political Ad?
- THIS is the Best Blog Covering National Politics?
- Creating Effective Political Video for the Web
- Learning about Social Media from a Horny Manatee
- Behind Macaca: How the Webb Campaign Lit the Fire that Burned George Allen
- What We Can Learn About Online Politics from the 2006 Campaign
- Death of an Ad Man
- Communicating With Congress: The 3-30-3-30 Rule
- A Remembrance of Portals Past
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2 Comments Add your own
1. Heikki Korpinen | February 7th, 2012 at 9:31 am
Best wishes from Finland.
Short but an interesting question.
What does e mean in front of epolitics? email, electronics…?
Thanks of your kind answer to me,
Yours
Heikki Korpinen
2. cpd | February 7th, 2012 at 10:39 am
Great to hear from you! When we bought the domain (in 1996!) for a dot-com-era project, everything was “e-this” and “e-that,” so it seemed to make sense. “Electronic politics” would probably be the best guess. Thanks for asking!
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