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Social Media and Politics Fred Solop Professor and Chair Department of Politics &International Affairs Northern Arizona University May 20, 2009

Social Media And Politics, May 20, 2009

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Social Media and Politics

Fred SolopProfessor and Chair

Department of Politics &International AffairsNorthern Arizona University

May 20, 2009

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• Social Media Overview• Social Media and Politics–Network Theory–Digital Natives vs. Digital

Immigrants• Barack Obama

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Web 2.0

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New York Magazine, April 28,

2009

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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn

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Social Media and Politics

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“Everything touches everything.” Luis Victor Burges

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Digital ImmigrantsVersus

Digital Natives

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Milestones in Politics on the Internet

1994: White House goes on-line w/ website

1996: First presidential campaign websites

2000: First binding Internet Election

2000: McCain raises $1 million w/in 48 hrs of NH primary.

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• Direct, unfiltered access to public• Free media (Inform voters)• Raise funds• Organize Volunteers• Incite interest and excitement• Market segmentation• Hyper networking/Connect Supporters

Web 2.0 and U.S. Campaigns

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Obama Campaign