Election campaigns are catalysts for new forms of political communication. They are a field of experimentation for new techniques and technologies to reach target groups and influence voters. This article explores how weblogs were used in the 2005 Bundestag election campaign in Germany, examining their effect on the mediatized political field. It is based on an empirical analysis of 317 campaign weblogs
Campaigners are increasingly citing the Web as an important election tool for candidates and parties...
This article presents a case study of the use of digital tools by campaign organizations in Germany’...
Political communication has transformed drastically since the Internet made its way into the politic...
Election campaigns are catalysts for new forms of political communication. They are a field of exper...
Election campaigns are catalysts for new forms of political communication. They are a field of exper...
Election campaigns are catalysts for new forms of political communication. They are a field of exper...
Election campaigns are catalysts for new forms of political communication. They are a field of exper...
j This article presents an integrated quantitative analysis of the functional, formal and content-re...
This paper examines the growth of high-tech campaigning techniques among local level actors in Germa...
This paper examines the growth of high-tech campaigning techniques among local level actors in Germa...
This article examines German national parties’ use of the Internet in the 2002 federal election. ...
The aim of this article is to describe the characteristics of weblogs (usually shortened to blog, bu...
The German election year 2009 saw the first attempts by political parties to include Web 2.0 service...
Increasingly, political actors have to act in online communication environments. There they meet ove...
Increasingly, political actors have to act in online communication environments. There they meet ove...
Campaigners are increasingly citing the Web as an important election tool for candidates and parties...
This article presents a case study of the use of digital tools by campaign organizations in Germany’...
Political communication has transformed drastically since the Internet made its way into the politic...
Election campaigns are catalysts for new forms of political communication. They are a field of exper...
Election campaigns are catalysts for new forms of political communication. They are a field of exper...
Election campaigns are catalysts for new forms of political communication. They are a field of exper...
Election campaigns are catalysts for new forms of political communication. They are a field of exper...
j This article presents an integrated quantitative analysis of the functional, formal and content-re...
This paper examines the growth of high-tech campaigning techniques among local level actors in Germa...
This paper examines the growth of high-tech campaigning techniques among local level actors in Germa...
This article examines German national parties’ use of the Internet in the 2002 federal election. ...
The aim of this article is to describe the characteristics of weblogs (usually shortened to blog, bu...
The German election year 2009 saw the first attempts by political parties to include Web 2.0 service...
Increasingly, political actors have to act in online communication environments. There they meet ove...
Increasingly, political actors have to act in online communication environments. There they meet ove...
Campaigners are increasingly citing the Web as an important election tool for candidates and parties...
This article presents a case study of the use of digital tools by campaign organizations in Germany’...
Political communication has transformed drastically since the Internet made its way into the politic...