Whew! The day has finally come, and I’m so durn nervous about the results that I’ve barely been able to write. I’ve long been more sanguine than most, which is likely to prove to have been wishful thinking, but what the hell...
Hi folks, today’s a big day — I’m leaving New Media Strategies to head back to the nonprofit space. It’s been a fascinating time working here and I’ve learned a ton, and I’m also leaving behind some very cool...
A little bird just whispered this in my ear, soon after said bird got off the phone with Google’s political advertising team: rates for Google/YouTube’s “in-stream” ads in certain states have doubled or tripled in recent...
Howdy folks, Epolitics.com is back in business — I’m back from 10 days in Paris and London, centering around presentations at the World E-Gov Forum in Paris and at the London School of Economics a few days later. I’ll be posting...
Greetings from the UK! Below are resources for today’s presentation at the London School of Economics. Campaign Videos Campaign Websites Harry Reid Sean Duffy Andrew Cuomo Related Articles What Makes a Good Campaign Website...
So here’s the scoop: remember that “Ten Who Are Changing the World of Politics and the Internet” list from a few months ago, the one in which all of you voted for e.politics? Well, I’m a finalist (one of the Top Ten) and am...
Karen Jagoda has what looks to be another top-notch Digital Politics Show today, broadcast live at 3 PM Eastern: With one month to go until Election Day, the topic today is how online ads and mobile apps are being used in the ground game and how...
Hello, e.politics readers in the UK! If you’re in London, you’re in luck — I’ll be in town for a few days around October 20th, and at noon that day I’ll be giving a presentation at the London School of Economics...
A message just flitted across an online politics listserv that illustrates a new form of political dirty tricks: using Facebook’s reporting system to mark your opponents’ information as spam. Someone wrote in to report that staff from...
Kate Kaye’s picked up on a story that bombarded the e.politics bunker with at least half a dozen Google Alerts this morning: Twitter has decided not to allow political campaigns to purchase “Promoted Tweets” through the end of this...