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reslog: Myspace impact
http://reslog.blogspot.com/2007/03/myspace-impact.html
A research log on new media and governance [both ways]. Formerly brewed in chester, uk. Now brewed in seville, spain, on the premises of the European Commission JRC. Friday, 23 March 2007. This is MySpace portal for US presidential elections. Not only that, however; it purports to showcase the use of the site for non-profit, civic and political aims, broadly defined. Very worthy, I hear. But is there a dark site? Is this a nod to politicians? Does MySpace need protection? Or capitalising on it? Bloggers ...
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reslog: i-ways latest issue
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A research log on new media and governance [both ways]. Formerly brewed in chester, uk. Now brewed in seville, spain, on the premises of the European Commission JRC. Sunday, 5 November 2006. The last was an interesting issue of I-WAYS: Digest of Electronic Government Policy and Regulation. It includes overviews and updates on e-government form the EU [penned by Vivianne Reading], US, NZ, other OECD countries and post-confict countries. Posted by wainer at 9:53 am. Links to this post:. Rachel k. gibson.
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reslog: Call for papers: Changing politics through digital networks
http://reslog.blogspot.com/2007/03/call-for-papers-changing-politics.html
A research log on new media and governance [both ways]. Formerly brewed in chester, uk. Now brewed in seville, spain, on the premises of the European Commission JRC. Friday, 2 March 2007. Call for papers: Changing politics through digital networks. Pencil this in your diaries, the deadline for receipt of the abstracts [500-1000 words] is 17 April 2007. Changing politics through digital networks. The role of ICTs in the formation of new social and political actors and actions. Theoretical and empirical wo...
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reslog: The Australian public and politics online
http://reslog.blogspot.com/2007/04/australian-public-and-politics-online.html
A research log on new media and governance [both ways]. Formerly brewed in chester, uk. Now brewed in seville, spain, on the premises of the European Commission JRC. Sunday, 22 April 2007. The Australian public and politics online. I uploaded a paper recently presented at the PSA annual conference. 2007] to the publications section. Gibson, R. K., Lusoli, W., and Ward, S. (2007). The Australian public and politics online: reinforcing or reinventing representation? University of Bath, 12-14 April 2007.
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reslog: danish party members online
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A research log on new media and governance [both ways]. Formerly brewed in chester, uk. Now brewed in seville, spain, on the premises of the European Commission JRC. Sunday, 5 November 2006. Danish party members online. A fine new piece on Danish party members online. Not just because she refs some of the papers on party members we've written, mind you [read abstract, below; and read the paper! DANISH PARTY MEMBERS: PLUGGED OR UNPLUGGED? Representation, 42, Number 3, pp. 223 - 233. Links to this post:.
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reslog: Petition Tony Blair
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A research log on new media and governance [both ways]. Formerly brewed in chester, uk. Now brewed in seville, spain, on the premises of the European Commission JRC. Monday, 20 November 2006. Online, that is [and not for long, Gordon was spotted logging in surreptitiously.]. Http:/ petitions.pm.gov.uk/. Still rubbing my eyes in disbelief. Any thoughts, anyone? Posted by wainer at 12:15 am. I'm thinking the same! It can't go wrong any further can it? Links to this post:. Wainer lusoli [yours truly].
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reslog: Government communication in Australia
http://reslog.blogspot.com/2007/05/government-communication-in-australia.html
A research log on new media and governance [both ways]. Formerly brewed in chester, uk. Now brewed in seville, spain, on the premises of the European Commission JRC. Tuesday, 8 May 2007. Government communication in Australia. The book Government communication in Australia. Edited by Sally Young. Is out in May with CUP. We have a chapter in, an ampirical account of all things ‘e-’ in Australia (e-government, e-democracy, e-participation, e-representation). In S Young (Ed.),. Posted by wainer at 7:30 am.
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Internet Advocacy Center - Digital Political Strategies for Advocacy and Electoral Campaigns
http://www.joemocracy.org/thinktank/library.html
Internet Advocacy Center Library. The Internet Advocacy Center (IAC) is committed to educating the public affairs professional community and citizen activists about the use and potential use of digital technologies for shaping public policy and influencing the outcomes of elections. IAC has created this virtual library for this purpose, gathering links to high quality research and information to help you better understand how technology is transforming the political process. Annenberg Public Policy Center.
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reslog: 10 internet and politics journal articles
http://reslog.blogspot.com/2007/06/10-internet-and-politics-journal.html
A research log on new media and governance [both ways]. Formerly brewed in chester, uk. Now brewed in seville, spain, on the premises of the European Commission JRC. Wednesday, 27 June 2007. 10 internet and politics journal articles. Another 10 for you, again tyding up my digital library. If you have any papers in the pipeline, send a line and I’ll include. 2006) Rethinking Politics in the World of ICTs. European Journal of Communication, 21(3), 331-344. Hamelink, C. J. Mayo, E., and Steinberg, T. 2007) ...
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reslog: online consultation resources
http://reslog.blogspot.com/2006/10/online-consultation-resources.html
A research log on new media and governance [both ways]. Formerly brewed in chester, uk. Now brewed in seville, spain, on the premises of the European Commission JRC. Thursday, 19 October 2006. This is a Canadian institution helping other bodies run e-consulations, in the name of e-democracy. There is a link to papers and publication on the subject. That could interest academics as well. Enjoy. Online Consultation Centre of Expertise. We can help you:. Posted by wainer at 7:13 pm. Links to this post:.
