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Introduction: A Period of Consequences 3
The Last Campaign 19
The Rise of the Anxious Class 21
Google and People-Powered Politics 50
The Democrats Reboot 74
2008: The Lay of the Land 90
The First Campaign 123
Investing in Twenty-first-Century Technology 125
Educating and Recruiting Twenty-first-Century Workers 154
Caring for Twenty-first-Century Workers 189
Powering a Twenty-first-Century Economy 212
Web 2.0 Meets Campaigning 3.0 247
Conclusion: Our Collective Future 277
Notes 293
Acknowledgments 305
Index 307
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Courtney Walters
reviewed The First Campaign: Globalization, the Web, and the Race for the White House on July 15, 2008 The First Campaign
An excellent role at how the internet and social media technology will affect this year's election. Great insights from someone who has been on the ground doing the work before. Graff's writing is enjoyable, too. Definitely recommend this to anyone interested in politics, elections or the social implications of technology.
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