Vote 2010: Plouffe Profiles Plans for Peer-to-Peer Politicking
BY Nancy Scola | Tuesday, May 4 2010
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The Art, Science, and Coalition Politics of a Pulling Off Modern Multimedia March on Wall Street
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, April 29 2010
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Secularized Lebanese Take Online Organizing to the Streets
BY Nancy Scola | Tuesday, April 27 2010
Pardon Me, This is a Hijacking...
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, April 23 2010
The Hill has the story of the campaign by one activist group to "politely hijack" the official Facebook pages of members of Congress. Read More
AP's "Web site" Change Validates Online Campaigning as a Life Choice
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, April 16 2010
Gingrich's Traces Brown Victory Back to Tea Parties and Web
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, April 16 2010
Newt Gingrich makes a habit of getting out in front of trends he spots marching along. Worth noting, then, is that at an appearance in West Texas, he connects Scott Brown's victory in Massachusetts to two big happenings ... Read More
Bill Clinton Sees Shades of OK City in 'Net-Fueled Rhetoric
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, April 16 2010
Next week, you might know, is the 15th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing that killed nearly two hundred people, and so there's a burst of new attention on home-grown anti-government extremism. There's also the ... Read More
Networking a Community of Veterans: An Interview with IAVA's Director of Online Strategy
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, April 15 2010
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Vets Online, and Online Vets
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, April 9 2010
The VA is reaching out to vets online. Good story, but the undercurrent is that vets are reaching out to one another online, too. Relatedly, the New York Times's At War blog has a look at what some soldiers and vets make ... Read More