Karen Jagoda and met up on the air yesterday to record the latest Digital Politics Radio show, and as always we had a super-fun conversation. This time we talked about Hillary’s emails and the implications of this particular “scandal” for 2016, plus Scott Walker’s digital...
Read More »Hi folks, I had the pleasure of going on Karen Jagoda’s Digital Politics Radio show this week, and as always we had a terrific conversation. This time we talked about several things that have been recent obsessions on Epolitics.com, including the Kochs’ new data/politics empire, the...
Read More »Hi folks, last week I hooked up with Karen Jagoda and Digital Politics Radio for a campaign debrief, and we covered a ton of fruitful ground in just a twenty-minute chat. On the agenda: the role of social media, campaign messaging vs. campaign mechanics, why SuperPACs run more negative ads than...
Read More »Hi folks, regular Epolitics.com contributor Beth Becker went on Digital Politics Radio the other week, and you should give the segment a solid listen. The topic? Campaign social media, particularly the ways it can help build relationships with voters and help turn out the vote. Very cool, and I...
Read More »Last week I had the privilege of going on Karen Jagoda’s Digital Politics Radio show, where we talked at length about the DSCC and other Democratic groups’ grassroots outreach and media spending to try to salvage the 2014 elections, largely funded by small-dollar online donors. Plus...
Read More »Be sure to check out the latest episode of Digital Politics Radio, hosted by Karen Jagoda. Topics this week: Big Data and Power of Maps. Bruce Willsie of L2 (formerly Labels & Lists) on how visualizing voter and volunteer data on maps can challenge assumptions and improve efficiency. Listen...
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