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EU lobbying scene not quite ready for next generation PR
It's time to put 'public' back into PR On Saturday Claire Cain Miller of the New York Times published an article that has made the rounds of the blogosphere in quite some fashion (a Google… more →
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EU lobbying scene not quite ready for next generation PR
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Blog Team wrote 1 week ago: It's time to put 'public' back into PR On Saturday Claire Cain Miller of the New York Ti … more →
The political fate of social media
Blog Team wrote 1 week ago: Social media defy non-democratic authorities, but they are also changing the way we assess truth and … more →
Dutch MPs told off for using Twitter while in session
Blog Team wrote 3 weeks ago: Is Twitter disrupting Dutch parliamentary debates? Yesterday Geerdi Verbeet, President of the Dutch … more →
Twitter delays maintenance to allow tweets from Iran to continue
Blog Team wrote 1 month ago: Protesters in Tehran, Iran As news and speculation about the election fallout (and deadly protests) … more →
Pirates could secure two seats in new European Parliament
Blog Team wrote 1 month ago: Pirates sail towards Brussels with wind in their sails The Swedish Pirate Party snagged an impressiv … more →
Sex to help stimulate voter turnout
Blog Team wrote 1 month ago: Political parties across Europe have decided to use all and any tactics to rally voter support in wh … more →
EU elections' youngest candidate is a pirate
Blog Team wrote 1 month ago: Pirate Party Ellen Söderberg is only 18 years old and is still in high school. She’s also a p … more →
Estonia opens way to digital voting
Blog Team wrote 1 month ago: Today, the European elections went digital in Estonia. For the first time, citizens in the country … more →
Tapping into the power of viral messaging
Blog Team wrote 1 month ago: Three wolf moon t-shirt We’ve seen it all before. Susan Boyle, the Mentos + Diet Coke experiment, t … more →
Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are OK but Photoshop is not OK?
Blog Team wrote 1 month ago: As election posters are strewn across Swedish towns and squares (and across Europe for that matter) … more →
Ghost candidates
Blog Team wrote 2 months ago: MEPs voting and attendance records to Committee and Plenary sessions are being duly scrutinised sin … more →
A video clip is worth a thousand words
Blog Team wrote 2 months ago: It was no brilliant prophecy to predict that the internet and social media tools would play a major … more →
Social media sweeps across Europe ahead of elections
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Blog Team wrote 2 months ago: How will you vote in the upcoming European elections? Platforms such as EU Profiler can help you fig … more →
Close-up on voting records
Blog Team wrote 2 months ago: Today marked the launch of VoteWatch.eu, a slickly designed website aimed at shedding greater transp … more →
Has MEP Daniel Hannan gone completely viral?
Blog Team wrote 3 months ago: In a rare demonstration of a good oratory in the European Parliament in Strasbourg, British MEP Dani … more →
The Web & The 2008 Presidential Election
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Tom OKeefe wrote 1 year ago: As I noted in the Political Web, Barack Obama has successfully penetrated the web to increase suppor … more →
Response to Ch.4-6 We The Media by Dan Gillmor
tmatth5 wrote 1 year ago: Prior to taking the newer media in communications course at UIC, I had extremely limited exposure to … more →
Hong Kong joins Massachusetts in supporting ODF
Avery M wrote 2 years ago: De-PDFed from the ODF newsletter: Hong Kong Government Recognizes ODF As A Recommended Standard in I … more →
The rise of YouTube predicted
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Avery M wrote 2 years ago: Minor blog note: I’ve decided this’ll be a political blog after all. I changed the name … more →
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