New Media Campaigns and the Managed CitizenA critical assessment of the role that information technologies have come to play in contemporary campaigns. |
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Contents
Political Communication and Information Technology | 33 |
Politics in Code | 34 |
Digital Democracy in Theory and Practice | 36 |
Political Consultants as a Cultural Industry | 43 |
The Structural Code of Political Communication | 54 |
Analytical Frames for Studying Politics and Information Technology | 60 |
Information Technologies as Cultural Schema | 69 |
Producing the Hypermedia Campaign | 73 |
The Development of Campaign Organization | 145 |
Power and Social Control in the Hypermedia Campaign | 168 |
Managed Citizenship and Information Technology | 170 |
The Wizards of Odds | 171 |
Deviance and Decisions | 176 |
Citizenship in the Digital Democracy | 182 |
Political Schema Rationalized in Code | 191 |
Policy and Process for the Healthy Digital Democracy | 198 |
The Digital Leviathan | 75 |
Hypermedia and the Production of Public Opinion | 91 |
Of Grassroots and Astroturf | 98 |
Learning Politics from the Hypermedia Campaign | 101 |
Software and Surveillance | 104 |
Political Communication and the Open Information Market | 125 |
Political Redlining and Issue Publics | 131 |
Organizational Communication in the Hypermedia Campaign | 143 |
Method Notes on Studying Information Technology and Political Communication | 205 |
Methodological Challenges in Studying Hypermedia Organizations | 208 |
Conclusions | 226 |
Glossary | 239 |
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| Title | New Media Campaigns and the Managed Citizen Communication, Society and Politics |
| Authors | Philip N. Howard, Associate Professor of Communication and International Studies Philip N Howard |
| Contributors | Ebooks Corporation, W. Lance Bennett, Robert M. Entman |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Cambridge University Press, 2006 |
| ISBN | 0521847494, 9780521847490 |
| Length | 264 pages |
| Subjects | › › Language Arts & Disciplines / Communication Studies Political Science / American Government / General Political Science / General Political Science / Political Process / General |
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