Of course it’s a trick question, since the answer is always going to be, “it depends”. Your circumstances influence the balance point between data and content, but one is rarely as useful as it could be without the other. All the data in the world won’t help you if you...
Read More »An unsual email arrived last week from Hillary Clinton’s campaign (sender: Christina Reynolds). It seems to have gone out to out her general list rather than the Twitter posse specifically, because it encourages people to “join The Briefing”, the campaign’s rapid-response...
Read More »Updated below. Unless you’ve turned off website notifications, here’s what you’ll see, in my case in the upper left corner: A website notification box, oh my. You can actually see it in Firefox as well as in Chrome now, assuming your system is so configured, since a...
Read More »Oh wait, I already did: last week, I had the absolute pleasure of going on the FDH Lounge podcast for a political segment that host (and sports fiend) Rick Morris dubbed a primary season halftime report. Rick and I did our usual, this time running through a range of juicy topics related to the...
Read More »With a potential Trump nomination making Democrats dream of taking back the Senate and even the House, let’s revisit a bit of wisdom first published on Epolitics.com way back in 2009. This lesson is even MORE important seven years later, since organizers now have so many more digital...
Read More »Donald Trump may have backed down somewhat in his public spat with Pope Francis over walls and bridges, but let’s note a digital angle in all of this. As Reid Wilson pointed out on the Diane Rehm show this morning, the two infallible leaders’ words flew back and forth even as the Pope...
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