I blew up Epolitics.com a couple of days ago, and I feel fine! Actually, I feel fine that real techies could step in and save the day — and the database. I’d put off essential website maintenance for way too long, in this case including a PHP upgrade and a transition to HTTPS secure...
Read More »Note: books are good for you. June 22nd may be a little early for fireworks, but it’s a great day for a celebration. The new 2020 edition of “How to Use the Internet to Change the World – and Win Elections” is ready to take on the world — and the coronavirus...
Read More »The fireworks don’t lie: the 2019 edition of “How to Use the Internet to Change the World – and Win Elections” is now live here on Epolitics.com and in the Kindle Store. The new version improves on last year’s top-to-bottom revamp with insights from the 2018 midterm...
Read More »Hi folks, a quick note to say that we are back in business here at Epolitics.com. I was out of action for a few weeks because of life: family issues, a brief-but-gnarly illness, gigs with rock-and-roll bands, new business, travel and more. But as of today, we are rolling again. Check out the new...
Read More »Time for a celebration! My latest digital campaigning guide is now live on Epolitics.com (PDF version) and in the Kindle Store (ebook). In 100+ pages, the book covers: Digital strategy Advertising Social media Political data Tech-enabled field organizing GOTV And so much more. Plus, it has...
Read More »Digital politics isn’t the only obsession smoldering down here in the e.politics bunker: after talking with a couple of smart techie friends who are sincerely concerned about the rise of autonomous killing machines, in May I launched a new Twitter feed to track the use of drones in...
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