Top 13 Political Blogs
April 18, 2008
The gems of the blogosphere: Martin Kaplan of the USC Annenberg School for Communication offers a baker’s dozen of his favorites.
Stories in New Media and Campaign Management
Economic Downturn and Stimulus Packages
February 15, 2008
Going down... Experts from the USC Marshall School of Business address political and consumer responses to the scarily slumping economy.
Social Networking Nation
February 8, 2008
Facebook is the biggest change in American politics this election cycle, says Morley Winograd. Obama leads on new technologies, with Clinton and the Republicans trailing behind.
Do-It-Yourself Videos: Uncharted Political Waters?
February 1, 2008
USC's Virginia Kuhn relates how the candidates' carefully constructed messages get sideswiped by Internet denizens.
Caveat Uploadus, Candidatus: The YouTube Disconnect
December 7, 2007
Discretion is the better part of valor for presidential candidates looking to leverage the strength of YouTube.com with young American voters, says USC's Virginia Kuhn.
Less Emotion, More Rational Debate
March 5, 2007
Turned off by rhetoric, two USC College students bridge politics and academia by creating a new Web site. —By Wayne Lewis
Rethinking Governance in the Age of MySpace
March 1, 2007
USC Hosts National Experts for Panel on the Impact of Online Social Networks.
Giving Voice to Young Americans
November 29, 2006
Pop and Politics joins USC Annenberg, relaunching with a new look, focus on "Content Democracy" and education of voters in key demographic. By Geoff Baum
Voter Confidence Declines, Survey Says
November 6, 2006
Results from the USC-commissioned survey suggest concern that votes in this year's election may be mishandled. By Bryan Schneider
Politics and Video Games Do Mix
September 21, 2006
USC Experts Available To Discuss Gerrymandering and Video Game Diplomacy
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