When Twitter announced that it would ban all political ads (including the issue-focused variety), I wasn’t shy about what I thought: I called it a cop-out. Why? Twitter wants the best of all possible worlds — for itself. It’s perfectly happy to play a central part in our...
Read More »Check out the slides from Friday’s Netroots Nation training, designed to introduce new/creative advertising strategies for political campaigns and advocacy organizations. The training was a hit; we filled the room and flowed out into the hallway. A great audience, too — I learned tips...
Read More »I’ve been experimenting recently with cross-posting Epolitics.com articles to Medium.com, and last month’s Digital Beachheads article is the latest. With a new title, too, so check out Digital Beachheads: How to Use Facebook to Build Progressive Support in Trump Country and see what...
Read More »Hi folks, apologies for the sparse posting — several articles are in the oven right now, but they haven’t yet found the right moment to spring into the world. If you’re in DC next week, though, catch me in person at a Netsquared DC discussion about big trends in digital advocacy...
Read More »On December 20th, Donald Trump finally lived up to his potential: full governmental chaos and confusion. Federal agencies will likely close because Coulter and Limbaugh called his border wall weak. His Secretary of Defense resigned over a foreign policy both incoherent and dangerous. The stock...
Read More »New Epolitics.com contributor! Paula Noonan is the owner of CapitolContact.com, an online email advocacy platform that includes message-aggregation for delivery to decisionmakers. She’s worked in the political arena since the summer of 1972 — during the Nixon-McGovern presidential...
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