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Electing the US President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference? #1/8
On September 30th, Steve Clemons visited MODUL University Vienna to give a captivating presentation on "Electing the American President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference?".
Mr. Clemons directs the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation, which aims to promote a new American internationalism that combines a tough-minded realism about America's interests in the world with a pragmatic idealism about the kind of world order best suited to America's democratic way of life. He is also the publisher of the well-known blog "The Washington Note".
Prior to presentation, which was co-hosted by the Unites States Embassy, Prof. Arno Scharl introduced attendants to the university's Department of New Media Technology and outlined current research activities, including the recently re-launched US Election 2008 Web Monitor and Sentiment Quiz.
Mr. Clemons focused on how the Web impacts the funding of political campaigns, illustrating his arguments with examples of the campaigns for the upcoming US presidential election. In the second part of his talk and the ensuing discussion, Mr. Clemons shared his expert knowledge on how low-overhead forms of individual and collaborative publishing are changing the news media industry, and how think tanks can benefit from this development.
Length: 589
Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
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US Election 2008 Web Monitor
The US Election 2008 Web Monitor provides weekly snapshots of global Web coverage. It captures the Web sites of international media from the US, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand, environmental organizations, the Fortune 1000 (the biggest US companies in terms of revenue), as well as 1000 popular blogs on political issues. From these sites, the system processes more than 800,000 documents each week.
Biden Joe, Clinton Hillary, Dodd Chris, Edwards John, Giuliani Rudy, Gravel Mike, Huckabee Mike, Hunter Duncan, Keyes Alan, Kucinich Dennis, McCain John, Obama Barack, Richardson Bill, Paul Ron, Romney Mitt, Tancredo Tom, Thompson Fred
Length: 343
Rating: 4.40 (33 ratings)
Tags: US Election 2008 Democrats Republicans Clinton Obama Huckabee McCain poll media discussion candidate
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Media Watch on Climate Change - Part 2/3
To increase awareness and the availability of environmental information, the IDIOM Media Watch on Climate Change provides a comprehensive and continuously updated account of media coverage on climate change and related issues. The portal aggregates, filters and visualizes environmental Web content from 150 Anglo-American news media sites.
http://www.ecoresearch.net/climate
Length: 579
Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
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Media Watch on Climate Change - Part 3/3
To increase awareness and the availability of environmental information, the IDIOM Media Watch on Climate Change provides a comprehensive and continuously updated account of media coverage on climate change and related issues. The portal aggregates, filters and visualizes environmental Web content from 150 Anglo-American news media sites.
http://www.ecoresearch.net/climate
Length: 283
Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
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Media Watch on Climate Change - Part 1/3
To increase awareness and the availability of environmental information, the IDIOM Media Watch on Climate Change provides a comprehensive and continuously updated account of media coverage on climate change and related issues. The portal aggregates, filters and visualizes environmental Web content from 150 Anglo-American news media sites.
http://www.ecoresearch.net/climate
Length: 591
Rating: 5.00 (2 ratings)
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Electing the US President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference? #8/8
On September 30th, Steve Clemons visited MODUL University Vienna to give a captivating presentation on "Electing the American President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference?".
Mr. Clemons directs the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation, which aims to promote a new American internationalism that combines a tough-minded realism about America's interests in the world with a pragmatic idealism about the kind of world order best suited to America's democratic way of life. He is also the publisher of the well-known blog "The Washington Note".
Prior to presentation, which was co-hosted by the Unites States Embassy, Prof. Arno Scharl introduced attendants to the university's Department of New Media Technology and outlined current research activities, including the recently re-launched US Election 2008 Web Monitor and Sentiment Quiz.
Mr. Clemons focused on how the Web impacts the funding of political campaigns, illustrating his arguments with examples of the campaigns for the upcoming US presidential election. In the second part of his talk and the ensuing discussion, Mr. Clemons shared his expert knowledge on how low-overhead forms of individual and collaborative publishing are changing the news media industry, and how think tanks can benefit from this development.
Length: 533
Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
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Electing the US President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference? #2/8
On September 30th, Steve Clemons visited MODUL University Vienna to give a captivating presentation on "Electing the American President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference?".
Mr. Clemons directs the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation, which aims to promote a new American internationalism that combines a tough-minded realism about America's interests in the world with a pragmatic idealism about the kind of world order best suited to America's democratic way of life. He is also the publisher of the well-known blog "The Washington Note".
Prior to presentation, which was co-hosted by the Unites States Embassy, Prof. Arno Scharl introduced attendants to the university's Department of New Media Technology and outlined current research activities, including the recently re-launched US Election 2008 Web Monitor and Sentiment Quiz.
Mr. Clemons focused on how the Web impacts the funding of political campaigns, illustrating his arguments with examples of the campaigns for the upcoming US presidential election. In the second part of his talk and the ensuing discussion, Mr. Clemons shared his expert knowledge on how low-overhead forms of individual and collaborative publishing are changing the news media industry, and how think tanks can benefit from this development.
Length: 590
Rating: 5.00 (2 ratings)
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Electing the US President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference? #3/8
On September 30th, Steve Clemons visited MODUL University Vienna to give a captivating presentation on "Electing the American President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference?".
Mr. Clemons directs the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation, which aims to promote a new American internationalism that combines a tough-minded realism about America's interests in the world with a pragmatic idealism about the kind of world order best suited to America's democratic way of life. He is also the publisher of the well-known blog "The Washington Note".
Prior to presentation, which was co-hosted by the Unites States Embassy, Prof. Arno Scharl introduced attendants to the university's Department of New Media Technology and outlined current research activities, including the recently re-launched US Election 2008 Web Monitor and Sentiment Quiz.
Mr. Clemons focused on how the Web impacts the funding of political campaigns, illustrating his arguments with examples of the campaigns for the upcoming US presidential election. In the second part of his talk and the ensuing discussion, Mr. Clemons shared his expert knowledge on how low-overhead forms of individual and collaborative publishing are changing the news media industry, and how think tanks can benefit from this development.
Length: 590
Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
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Electing the US President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference? #4/8
On September 30th, Steve Clemons visited MODUL University Vienna to give a captivating presentation on "Electing the American President: Do New Media, Blogs and the Net Make a Difference?".
Mr. Clemons directs the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation, which aims to promote a new American internationalism that combines a tough-minded realism about America's interests in the world with a pragmatic idealism about the kind of world order best suited to America's democratic way of life. He is also the publisher of the well-known blog "The Washington Note".
Prior to presentation, which was co-hosted by the Unites States Embassy, Prof. Arno Scharl introduced attendants to the university's Department of New Media Technology and outlined current research activities, including the recently re-launched US Election 2008 Web Monitor and Sentiment Quiz.
Mr. Clemons focused on how the Web impacts the funding of political campaigns, illustrating his arguments with examples of the campaigns for the upcoming US presidential election. In the second part of his talk and the ensuing discussion, Mr. Clemons shared his expert knowledge on how low-overhead forms of individual and collaborative publishing are changing the news media industry, and how think tanks can benefit from this development.
Length: 590
Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
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