Update: Naturally, CNN’s headline mishaps have led to Twitter hijinks. So the Affordable Care Act is upheld! That’s great, but who won the internets? My nominee: SCOTUSblog, which at one point had 866,000 people simultaneously reading...
Screwing up a web project isn’t hard — I’ve done it a time or two myself in 15-odd years in the field. Screwing up a web project in truly epic style? THAT can take some effort. Fortunately, Elana Levin and Aaron Welch have our...
Quick update: while we were lounging around the e.politics bunker on our recent publishing break, media calls just kept on a-comin’ in. The highlights: [NPR] Obama, Romney Campaigns Taking ‘See What Sticks’ Approach To Web Videos...
One reason Epolitics.com has been so quiet lately? The sweet lassitude of summer has sung its siren song for sure, but I haven’t yet succumbed — too many projects have demanded a delayed start to the season’s easy livin’. A...
Another great guest article from our old friend Beth Becker! Bonus: look for Part Two in the next couple of days. Rethinking Social, Part One: Social Media is Social Sharing By Beth Becker For the last two years I’ve begun every social media...
Update: also check out a 2019 digital oppo piece discussing online public records like voter registration, lawsuits, tax payments and driving history. New guest article! Ben Donahower is an experienced campaign operative who runs Campaign Trail Yard...
Howdy folks, yes we are still alive down here in the e.politics bunker, despite all indications to the contrary — what with conferences, a day job and Campaigns & Elections demanding time, the site has had to take a back seat for too long...