New media campaigns and the managed citizen
Choice Reviews OnlinePublished 1 June 2006
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Introduction: the hypermedia campaign 1. Political communication and information technology 2. Producing the hypermedia campaign 3. Learning politics from the hypermedia campaign 4. Organizational communication in the hypermedia campaign 5. Managed citizenship and information technology Appendix: Method notes on studying information technology and political communication.
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