Harvard Political Review and Politics 2.0

August 6, 2008

Good to see the Harvard Political Review’s online edition turning its attention to the impact of digital on politics.

Interesting point raised in the article - does the use of digital in campaigning encourage undue focus on senstionalist and controversial issues (i.e. misspeaking Clintons, Obama’s pastor etc) at the expense of discussion about substantive policy issues?

Entry Filed under: blogging, grassroots, media, politics, public affairs, transparency. Tags: barack obama, digital campaigning, harvard political review, hilary clinton.

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