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| Material Type: | Internet resource |
|---|---|
| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Bruce A Bimber; Richard Davis |
| ISBN: | 0195151550 9780195151558 0195151569 9780195151565 |
| OCLC Number: | 50809203 |
| Description: | x, 224 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. |
| Contents: | The question : reinforcement or renewal? -- The evolution of candidate communication -- Candidate approaches to election Web sites -- The audiences for election Web sites -- Consequences of election Web sites -- Reinforcement. |
| Responsibility: | Bruce Bimber and Richard Davis. |
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<br>" ... an excellent social science study of who went to campaign Web sites in 2000, and what effects the visits had on voter knowledge and behavior .... this book anchors our knowledge of the political utility of campaign Web sites."--Communication Booknotes Quarterly<p><br>"A fascinating book on the ever-increasing role of the online campaign. Bimber and Davis provide valuable insights for students of the 2000 election cycle." --Senator Harry Reid, Nevada<p><br>"This remarkable book resolves the debate about the nature of the Internet's role in election campaigns. Davis and Bimber's evidence is impeccable, and their analysis is faultless. Campaigning Online belongs on the bookshelves of election analysts and practitioners and on the required reading lists of courses on the media and campaigns." --Thomas E. Patterson, Bradlee Professor of Government & the Press, Harvard University<p><br>"This empirically grounded and theoretically sophisticated analysis of the web-based American political campaign of 2000 avoids the anecdotal and typically breathless speculation about how the net will change human political behavior. Instead, this path breaking study documents how the web is becoming an integral part of the campaign process." --W. Russell Neuman, Evans Professor of Media Technology, University of Michigan<p><br>"A much-needed, richly-textured empirical investigation of a key feature of online campaigning - candidate Web sites. Bimber and Davis provide a host of insights into how candidates are incorporating the Internet into their campaigns and what impact this is having on voters." --Thomas E. Mann, W. Averell Harriman Chair and Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution<p><br> Read more...
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