A new Berkman Center report: "Political Change in the Digital Age: The Fragility and Promise of Online Organizing" Read More

Tories in the British government are rather chuffed with the response to their online campaign called "Fact on Fees," an attempt to push the conservative take on tuition increases for universities in the UK. Read More

A look inside Jumo HQ; photo credit: Jumo. Read More

Students in the United Kingdom are on the march against deep cuts in higher education spending, and their protests are being organized and amplified by what, more and more, seems to be the standard social media tool-kit ... Read More

You know what Howard Dean and Sarah Palin have in common? Both, finds the New York Times Magazine's Matt Bai, are crowd-sourced candidates who, finding themselves "buffeted in a digital storm of emotion," ... Read More

Patti Epler's on-going series of pieces for the Alaska Dispatch on the inner-workings of Lisa Murkowski's write-in campaign offers up this gem: Read More

The dream of web-powered participatory government is dead because Blue State Digital does corporate work and Chris Hughes launched a start-up and , writes Newsweek's Daniel Lyons: Read More

One reason your inbox might have felt a bit swamped by election emails in the last twelve hours: Blue State Digital, just one of the digital firms on the Democratic-slash-progressive side of things, reports having sent ... Read More

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When it comes to the innovation use of digital tools, why has the 2010 election cycle been, frankly, a little dull? It comes down, writes Obama '08 new media director Joe Rospars, to a lack of passion: Without a massive ... Read More