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“Online Politics 101: The Tools and Tactics of Online Political Advocacy” gathers the e.politics how-to articles into one conveniently packaged publication. Each chapter contains a link to the live version on epolitics.com with updates and related materials. Makes a great party favor! Updated and with new chapters as of January, 2011.
Browse Chapter-by-Chapter:
- Introduction to Online Politics
- The Internet as a Political Tool
- Eight Simple Rules for Online Politics
Using the Tools
- Choosing the Right Tools
- Websites
- Email Lists
- Blogs and Blogger Relations
- Social Networks
- Social Media
- Video/Animation
- Advertising
- Text Messaging/Cellphones
- Political Databases
- RSS
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