Electronic Media & Politics

The Rise of the Visual Political Meme

How does a nation of over 300 million citizens talk about such a cardinal event, anyway? More largely, how does the world talk about such an event, one whose implications have played out on the world stage for nearly a decade?

Michigan and Arizona on Social Media

An in depth analysis of social media activity on the day of the Arizona and Michigan Republican primaries.

Obama’s “Truth Team”

President Obama's re-election campaign launches three new websites.

The White House and Online Engagement

Expert Labs shows how the White House has used Twitter to engage users.

PHOTO: 21st Century Democracy: New Tools for Engaging in the 2012 Election

Pictures from eM&P's November 17th event.

Video

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Kimberly Meltzer: Hybrid Journalism

Kimberly Meltzer of Georgetown University discusses the new hybrid journalism landscape and the future of network news.

Research

Research Note: The White Picket Fence

Published on Mar 6 by

Joshua Altman

The world wide web is an open platform where anybody can create a page using the standard hypertext markup language and users are free to move across locations on the web and visit any other site without restrictions. Openness and equality, which guided the early web, was lost in its later years to walled gardens which eventually fell.