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Blog for America was a blog setup for Howard Dean’s 2004 presidential democratic campaign run. Regular contributors used the blog as a highly social space. Many claimed that it had a real,...
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Facebook is a social networking website that was created on February 4, 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg. The website is privately owned and operated by Facebook, Inc. but has free access for all users....
As high school and college students rely more on social networking sites as a way to interact with friends, they also begin to use social networking sites as a way to learn more about politics....
Howard Dean was born on November 17, 1948 in New York City, New York.[1] He received his B.S. from Yale University in 1971 and his M.D. at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 1978.[1] He started...
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MySpace is the largest social networking website today and is owned by Fox Interactive Media. The website was launched in 2003 in response to the popularity of Friendster[1].
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The term of "blog" seems to have started around 1997 when it became popular to update a personal website regularly with commentary, but the idea of a political blog really boomed after the attacks...
Candidates' Blogs in the 2008 Presidential Election
Political candidates utilize blogs in different areas of the Web. Hillary Clinton, John McCain, and Barack Obama all have blogs on their official...
Political discussions on social networking sites range from writing on candidates' walls to specific spaces reserved for debate. Friends of presidential candidates post on the candidates' walls,...
With the rising popularity of social networking sites in recent years, social networking profiles have played an important role in the 2008 presidential campaign.
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After exploring a handful of primary sources and scholarly articles dealing with the role of new media in the political process, it has become clear to us that there were several emerging...
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Blogs are a "Cyberspace Soapbox"
Politicians are looking to the web and seeing blogs as a way to bypass traditional media outlets in order to get their campaign messages heard.[1] Blogs themselves,...
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Dean's Democracy for America internet organization has continued to work to keep like-minded candidates in the running for local, state, and federal offices by connecting with voters at the...
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