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• […] e.politics: online advocacy tools & tactics » Download Online“Online Politics 101: The Tools and Tactics of Online Political Advocacy” gathers the e.politics how-to articles into one conveniently packaged (and free) publication. Each chapter contains a link to the live version on epolitics.com with … Download the PDF — right click and “save as” to grab your own copy. […]

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• […] Online Politics 101 provided exactly as the title suggests, a basic introduction to the course.  At 65 pages, it’s a  bit of a longer read, but a quick and easy one.  I think the one of the most significant points that stood out to me is one mentioned in our first class meeting.  The article said to “think about the ends before you think about the means.” The author must have a message, a goal, a mission–some sort of reason why you are putting this information out there, and a reason for achieving it. Once you have a mission, it’s possible to calculate a plan to achieve it. […]

• […] reading Colin Delaney’s “Online Politics 101” and Alan Rosenblatt’s “The Dimensions of a Digitally Networked Campaign,” three key […]

• […] ”Online Politics 101” introduces various online advocacy methods using cutting-edge tools such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and online advertising and how each method works best in a given setting. It gives hands-on advice on how to promote political candidates and policies, raise public awareness on particular issues and fundraising. Colin Delany, the author of the book, emphasizes that people should bear “integration” in mind all the time when using all different online tools and tactics. He advises that not only online advocacy methods should be treated as an integrated subject but they also should be integrated with offline advocacy organizing. […]

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