Month: November 2008

The Times discusses campaigns in a “web 2.0” world. For many viewers, the 2008 election has become a kind of hybrid in which the dividing line between online and off, broadcast and cable, pop culture and civic culture, has been all but obliterated.

How have campaigns used social networking?  The Post takes a look. The relationship between candidates and their supporters has shifted, too. Supporters see themselves less as agents of campaigns but as independent of them. And with the Internet making it easier than ever for voters to fund a candidate, act as their own publishers and […]