… in the users and uses of the Internet for online campaigning, we wonder whether these
developments will be seen in historical context as the major shift in Internet politics or simply the …

… Whether such reforms would come in time to permit free and open internet campaigning
by parties and candidates during the 2004 Upper House elections is perhaps somewhat …

… 2006 midterm elections, and the proliferation of Web 2.0 social … our perspective, devaluing
the role of non- or pre-internet … the internet did not play the role it did in the 2004 US campaign…

… 2004 Democrat primaries and the mobilisation of a grass roots network of activists connected
by the Internet in the US presidential elections… to email the party their views. In addition, all …

… of the growing role of the internet for electoral practice. The … of online campaign studies,
drawing on the study of the 2004 … a superior web strategy’ and all ‘provided internet users with …

… Adopting a “uses and gratifications” perspective to examine the question of web effects in …
, just 4% used the internet to follow the election, but by 2004 that figure had quadrupled to 12%…

… , we review the relatively brief history of politics on the Internet. As … expressing her views on
reproductive rights and the presidential election, which … funds in the 2004 election cycle. Each …

… ICTs as campaign tools, as studies on web campaigning do not … presidential candidate in
2004 was widely considered – by … perspective of campaign change. According to this model, …

… perspective, we propose an agenda for e-politics research. We start with a focus on the
process of campaigns and elections, … and Glance's (2004) finding that, even on the Internet, we …

… campaign is to have a supporting Web site, and that having a … While the Internet generally
and the Web specifically have … may not be well served by an Internet site. And so on. In the …