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Tag Archives: Politics
Op-ed in Fortune Magazine
Last week, I wrote an op-ed for Fortune Magazine about the 280-character expansion by Twitter, President Donald Trump and the potential implications for international affairs. You can read it the article here.
Posted in Government, International, Politics, Social Media
Tagged 280 characters, Affairs, Donald Trump, Fortune, international, magazine, Politics, President, tweet, Twitter
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Twitter as a political tool
The announcement of Twitter’s anticipated IPO has the business and social media worlds buzzing. Agence France-Presse used the announcement to take an in-depth look at the impact the microblogging site has had in politics. The news agency interviewed me Friday … Continue reading
Posted in Government, International, Politics, Public Relations, Social Media
Tagged AFP, Agence France-Presse, campaign, Election, Government, personality, Politics, Social Media Professor, Twitter
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Interviews on social media and politics
Sharply increasing Twitter follower numbers and stronger engagement of student voters: In recent interviews with the New York Daily News and USA Today College I was asked about the impact of social media in political campaigns.
Political power of social media
President Barack Obama again used a sophisticated social media operation to engage and turn out his voters on election day last November. And his second inauguration just a few days ago saw a million tweets as well. So what’s the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Social Media
Tagged Inauguration, Obama, Politics, Power, President, Raycom, Social Media Professor, Twitter
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