Tag Archives: social media
How Do the Top Interest Groups Use Social Media for Government Relations?
The study found that the vast majority of leading U.S. political advocacy groups are using at least one social media platform to connect and organize stakeholders.
Do Facebook Sit-Ins Work?
Thanks to Meaghan Killion Joyce for forwarding an interesting piece on www.congress.org about the use of Facebook sit-ins.
It supports my reminder that abundance dilutes impact.
Clay Shirky, author of “Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations,” said the following in the article about social media sites as a way to put pressure on lawmakers: “It may [...]
I2M Presents Research Findings on the Best (and Worst) Uses of Social Media
As more people use technology each month – from the Internet to mobile phones to both – our habits and expectations change. We start to evolve, and the technology evolves with us. This creates an environment of digital Darwinism: political organizations and associations can either adapt or slowly die off.
