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The Politics of Facebook

posted September 10, 2012 by Hannah Rubenstein
Can posting political screeds on social media sites actually change the minds of your friends and acquaintances, or is it a waste of time and energy? Read more »
Tags: 2012 Presidential Election, Election, Facebook, politics, survey
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Which candidate will win the social media race?
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Tallying Votes in the Social Media Election

posted August 6, 2012 by David Price
How do Barack and Mitt stack up in the battle for the social vote? Read more »
Tags: 2012 election, Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, politics, Trove channels
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The most web-savvy candidate in the 2012 presidential race
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Barbie’s Social Media ‘Glam-paign’ to The Pink House

posted July 12, 2012 by Hannah Rubenstein
Who is the most web-savvy, underdog candidate in the 2012 presidential election? Hint: she’s eleven inches tall, drives a Corvette convertible, and loves the color pink. Read more »
Tags: 2012 Presidential Election, Barack Obama, Barbie, Election, girls, Mitt Romney, politics
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The satirical app, Politi-Coins, shows users the price of political influence
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Uncovering the Political Bang for a Buck

posted June 5, 2012 by Georgia Wells
Stanford University’s Datafest hackathon posed a deceptively simple question: how can the display of campaign finance data be presented in a way that is engaging and user-friendly? Read more »
Tags: campaign finance, data journalism, Datafest, hackathon, politics, Stanford University
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Rep. Jeff Miller's controversial tweet was removed less than one hour after it appeared
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Politwoops: Unlike Voters, the Internet Never Forgets

posted June 4, 2012 by T.J. DeGroat
A new project called Politwoops is “the only comprehensive collection of deleted tweets by U.S. politicians;” tweets range on the embarrassment scale from minor (typo) to moderate (wrong account) to major (PR disaster). Oops. Read more »
Tags: Gaffes, mistakes, politics, Politwoops, tweets, Twitter
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