The CampaignsOnline.org is a nonpartisan research and educational project of the Center for the Study of American Government at Johns Hopkins University.
In 2003, Alexis Rice, Project Director of CampaignsOnline.org and Fellow at the Center for the Study of American Government at Johns Hopkins University, released the first academic research examining the impact of political blogging.
This groundbreaking research on political blogging and the use of the Internet in campaigning has been cited around the world and Rice has appeared on TV, radio, and been interviewed for many news stories on the subject matter.
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2004 Reports:
The
Power of the Internet
November 2004
Overview
of 2004 election
Campaigns
Online: The Profound Impact of the Internet, Blogs, and E-Technologies
in Presidential Political Campaigning
January 2004
Report examines the phenomenon of online campaigning and studies the trends
evolving in the 2004 Presidential election.
The Use of Blogs
in the 2004 Presidential Election
October 2003
Report
examines the use of blogs in Presidential Campaigning and finds only four
of the nine of the Democratic candidates have created official blogs.
CampaignsOnline
in the News:
Anxious
Out-of-Towners Turn to Blogs
The
Palm Beach Post
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Blogging
and Credibility
The Current, CBC Radio
January 17, 2005
Internet
Donations Spur 55% Rise in 2004 Fund Raising
Bloomberg
December 31, 2004
Internet
Finds its Niche in Politics
The Baltimore Sun
November 7, 2004
Internet
Changed Dynamics of 2004 Presidential Race (can be found on Lexis/Nexis)
Washington Internet Daily
November 5, 2004
US Campaign
Trail Takes to the Net
(can
be found on Lexis/Nexis)
New Scientist
August 21, 2004
Politics
Online
GOP.com
Blogging
– Covering Politics a New Way
The
Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky)
March 2, 2004
Internet
Now Part of Political Playbook
The Republican (Springfield, Massachusetts)
February 8, 2004
Beltway
Bloggers
The Washington Post
February 7, 2004
Following
Dean's Example, Kerry Turns Online
CBS MarketWatch
February 3, 2004
The
Cyber Road To the White House?
The Johns Hopkins Gazette
February 2, 2004
State's
Caucus to Test New Dean Machine
The Seattle Times
January 31, 2004
Faith
in Net's Force Rises, Falls With Dean
CNET News.com
January 29, 2004
Blog
Revolution Transforms Politics
The Tallahassee Democrat
January 15, 2004
Meet
the Press
On the January 11, 2004 show, Tim Russert, the host of NBC's Meet the
Press, made reference to the Campaignsonline report "The
Use of Blogs in the 2004 Presidential Election". (transcript
can be found on Lexis/Nexis)
Blogs
Open New Political Front
NPR's
All Things Considered
Nov. 24, 2003
Internet
Weblogs Soar Due to Recent Presidential Campaigns
The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
November 21, 2003
Most
Candidates Try Blog Rolling
The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, IA)
October 26, 2003
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