Study: On Twitter, Misery Loves Company
If you have ever felt like Twitter can be a mean, petty place, it’s not just you.
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Lack Of Tech Prowess Is A Symptom Of A Wider Problem
Being fluent in the same experiences and norms that voters hold isn’t a cute political tactic.
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The Message Matters More Than The Medium
For political campaigns, what you say is more important than merely where you say it.
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Twitter Is An Essential Skill
Communications professionals still see Twitter as a distraction. But it is an essential skill.
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Are Online Petitions The Future Of Democracy?
The White House’s “We The People” online petition website seems to be one e-governance tool that is working.
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Putting Conditions On Likes
An Austrailan company gets hammered online for putting conditions on aid for brush fire victims.
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Taxpayer Group Faked It, Did Not Make It
The Toronto Taxpayer Coalition learned a hard lesson on Twitter. We hope you’ll learned something as well.
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Are We Witnessing A Facebook Revolt?
There has been much discussion amongst Facebook Page administrators as to whether Facebook is sacrificing reach for revenue.
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Leadership Campaigns As Tech Incubators
Leadership races may be inside baseball, but they also operate in an environment that allows for risk-taking and innovation.
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Go Where The Fish Are
A much greater number are using their smartphones to access existing social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and various online news sites to keep informed on election news.
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