This paper draws on a larger study of the uses of Australian user-created content and online
social networks to examine the relationships between professional journalists and highly …

In the wake of the 'turning point'2004 US presidential election, the Obama campaign of
2008, the 2010 UK election and e-democracy movements globally, Australians went to the …

When the Nerds Go Marching In shows how digital technology has moved from the margins
to the mainstream of campaign and election organization in contemporary democracies …

This article examines the role of digital media in three recent national election campaigns:
Australia in 2007 and Canada and New Zealand in 2008. Examining the process of …

This article uses two unique data sources (mass and elite) to compare and evaluate the
extent to which the 2010 national parliamentary elections that took place in Australia and the …

Following the trend of election campaigns in the US in 2000, 2004, and particularly the 2008
Obama Presidential campaign and the 2010 UK election, Australians went to the polls in …

Like the 2007-2008 US presidential primaries, the 2007 Australian federal election was
described as' the YouTube election'and an'internet election'(Media Monitors, 2008). This …

Following the 2004 US presidential election campaign, which was described as 'a critical
turning point'in use of social media, and particularly the 2008 Obama campaign, there has …

This article examines the use and impact of digital media in the 2008 Canadian federal
election. It examines the extent to which different digital media were employed by …

This paper examines the use and impact of internet submedia on the 2008 Canadian federal
election. Based on content analysis of party and candidate use of different internet submedia …