Contents
Prologue: The Flows of Information in Competitive Politics
Introduction: The Hypermedia Campaign
- The Evolution of Hypermedia Campaigns in the United
States
- Information Technology in Campaigns and Elections
- Outline of the Book
Chapter 1: Political Communication and Information Technology
- Politics in Code
- Digital Democracy in Theory and Practice
- Political Consultants as a Cultural Industry
- The Structural Code of Political Communication
- Analytical Frames for Studying Politics and Information
Technology
- Information Technologies as Cultural Schema
Chapter 2: Producing the Hypermedia Campaign
- The Digital Leviathan
- Hypermedia and the Production of Public Opinion
- Of Grassroots and Astroturf
Chapter 3: Learning Politics from the Hypermedia Campaign
- Software and Surveillance
- Political Communication and the Open Information Market
- Political Redlining and Issue Publics
Chapter 4: Organizational Communication in the Hypermedia
Campaign
- The Development of Campaign Organization
- Power and Social Control in the Hypermedia Campaign
Chapter 5: Managed Citizenship and Information Technology
- The Wizards of Odds
- Deviance and Decisions
- Citizenship in the Digital Democracy
- Political Schema Rationalized in Code
- Policy and Process for the Healthy Digital Democracy
Appendix: Method Notes on Studying Information Technology
and Political Communication
- Methodological Challenges in Studying Hypermedia
Organizations
- Conclusion
Glossary
References
Index
Tables
Comparative Media Use, 1996–2004, Percentage
Information about Politics and Campaigns Online, 1996–2004,
Percentage
Civic Engagement, 1996–2004, Percentage
Candidates with Campaign Web Sites, U.S. Senate Races, 1996–2004,
Percentage
Candidates with Campaign Web Sites, U.S. House Races, 1996–2004,
Percentage
Candidates with Campaign Web Sites, Gubernatorial Races, 1996–2004,
Percentage
Public Opinion Research in Mass Media Campaigns
Public Opinion Research in Hypermedia Campaigns
Information and Organization in the Mass Media and Hypermedia Campaign
Network Ethnography Sampling: Conferences, Organizations, and Projects,
1996–2004
Figures
Astroturf-Lobby.org Algorithm for Producing a Political
Campaign
Presidential Campaign Budgets per Voter, Registered Voter, and
Voting Age Population, 1960–2004
Panel Participation at e-Politics Conferences, by Organizational
Subgroups, 1995–2000
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