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Obama's Online Army Creaks into Action on Health Care Reform (Or, What a Difference a Y... - 0 views

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    ou sont passes les 13 millions de petits soldats d'Obama ?
Rem Palpitt

Pew: Online Participatory Class is Young and Growing (via @fondapol) - 0 views

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    the more interesting finding of the Pew study is that there's a new "pig in the python" in the generation of younger people who are using the Internet for political purposes at levels that literally blow everyone else off the charts
stan mag

Iran Roundup: twitter revolution or not? (by TechPresident) - 0 views

  • Tom Friedman types the words, "Bang-bang beats tweet-tweet."
Arnault Coulet

Internet Sans Frontières » Blog Archive » Le bloquage de Facebook en Iran et ... - 0 views

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    blocage de facebook en iran à 3 semaine des élections
Rem Palpitt

Obama's Ghana Strategy: Use New Media Tools, But Keep the Old | techPresident - 0 views

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    So the White House is taking a sensible multi-pronged approach to reaching Ghanaians. The blend includes SMS -- for both sending messages to the President and getting speech highlights -- and radio -- of both Obama's remarks and his responses to mobile messages, fleshed out with Twitter, Facebook, and live video streaming components.
Rem Palpitt

Bloomberg Campaign Connects to Facebook - 0 views

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    Facebook Connect could ultimately give political campaigns more viral exposure for their online efforts. Campaign supporters who join Mr. Bloomberg's social network can easily invite their friends to join them in various online activities; if they sign up to attend a political event, that gets transferred back to Facebook too. Users are presented with options to withhold any and all of this information from Facebook if they wish.
Rem Palpitt

Francis Pisani : Participation ou transparence? #pdf09 - 0 views

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    Eric McKinnon (il a participé à la campagne de McCain) et Joe Rospars (patron de Blue State Digital , l'agence qui a géré l'essentiel de la campagne d'Obama en matière de New Media) sont d'accord pour dire que l'énergie mobilisée par le candidat était plus importante que les outils technologiques auxquels il a eu recours. Pour McKinnon: "c'est 5% d'outils et 95% d'énergie". Obama était un candidat exceptionnel".
Arnault Coulet

Google + Data.gov + Gapminder Visualizations | techPresident - 0 views

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    Google + Data.gov + Gapminder Visualizations
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