Ebooks

Hi folks, we’re back from a brief work/travel frenzy. First on the Epolitics.com editorial calendar: how’s that new e-book doing? Surprisingly well, particularly considering that the election’s only five weeks away and campaign...

Why magic? Because that’s how many times the new Epolitics.com e-book, How Campaigns Can Use the Internet to Win in 2012: had been downloaded as of 5:30 this morning. And of course, that number doesn’t include any forwarding-via-email...

Howdy folks, Epolitics.com is back from a short holiday and an accompanying publishing break. Sorry for the hiatus, but never fear: this year we’ll beat the summer heat with plenty of sweet digital politics goodness, including an upcoming pair...

Good news on the publishing front! Our latest ebook here at Epolitics.com, “How Campaigns Can Use the Internet to Win in 2012,” is galloping right along: in the three weeks since its release, it’s been downloaded directly over 900...

Following in the footsteps of its younger cousins Learning from Obama and How Campaigns Can Use the Internet to Win in 2012, the original Epolitics.com Online Politics 101 is now in the Amazon store in a Kindle-optimized version. Of course, all...

Guest article! Jason Rosenbaum of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee graciously agreed to send over some additions to “How Campaigns Can Use the Internet to Win in 2012.” Jason works with candidates across the country and has some...

Cool news! “How Campaigns Can Use the Internet to Win in 2012” has sold enough copies to become #7 in the Amazon.com Kindle Store elections section, where’s it’s hanging out with titles like “Game Change” and...

The long-promised guide for 2012 online campaigns is ready at last: Download Kindle-optimized version from the Amazon Store Download PDF version Browse by chapter The 2010 version served as an inspiration, but this new 2012 edition is rewritten...