Social Politics
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Social media has changed politics forever. This book examines the use of social media in politics and demonstrates how you can take both an active and passive role in social politics. The book illustrates how you can use social media to add your voice to the issues that are important to you and to connect with important decision-makers that might otherwise be out of your reach. The book examines global developments in social media and provides a history of social politics. A range of social media services and tools are described with guidelines to enable you to participate in social politics and contribute to your local political environment.
Tony Whittingham
Tony is an educational technology consultant. Prior to his ‘retirement’ Tony was NSW TAFE’s Director of Technology and Arts and Media Educational Services. He was the founding CEO for the Federal Government’s Co-operative Multimedia Centre and the Manager of the State Government’s Water Conservation Commission’s Photogrammetry Division. He has taught at college and university levels for more than 30 years and received national awards from the Australian Institute of Training and Development (AITD), in addition to the Computer World Fellows award for ’Outstanding Contributions To Computing In Australia’.
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Social Politics - Tony Whittingham
Social Politics
By Tony Whittingham
Copyright 2013 by Tony Whittingham
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CONTENTS
Introduction To Social Politics
Global Social Politics
Australian Social Politics
Social Media and Social Politics
A Brief History Of Social Media
Social Politics Enabling Technologies
The Hardware Revolution
The Software Revolution
The Telecommunications Revolution
Future Enabling Technologies
Tools For Social Politics
Cloud Services
Social Network Services
Blog Services
Video, Photo and Audio Sharing Services
Social Politics Monitoring Services
Google Alerts
Google Reader
How to Participate in Social Politics
Passive Participant Options
Active Participant Options
Introduction to Social Politics
Social Politics is an expression used to describe the use of social media in politics. The 2008 U.S. presidential election came to be known as the social media election
as a result of the Democrats use