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Politics & Technology - Mandate Media (4 unread)

• August 18, 2008
• 13:59

  Jim Inhofe campaign called out for spamming voters

   » ‎ Politics & Technology - Mandate Media
  In Oklahoma, it appears that the Jim Inhofe campaign did an email append against a voterfile -- and worse, they've made it impossible to unsubscribe. As I've written many, many, many, many, many times before, this is a very bad...
• August 14, 2008
• 11:36

  The disconnect between consultants and voters

   » ‎ Politics & Technology - Mandate Media
  I've said it many times before: Political campaigns are stunningly conservative when it comes to tactics. Until they've got nothing to lose, most managers and consultants won't deviate off their campaign strategy & budget template. From MediaPost: Almost two-thirds of...
• July 29, 2008
• 1:25

  In Pennsylvania, an email broadcasting effort gone awry.

   » ‎ Politics & Technology - Mandate Media
  It's really pretty simple, actually. Don't use government funds to do political campaign work. From Philly.com: Over more than two years, as they toiled in the minority, Democrats in the state House allegedly purchased millions of e-mail addresses to send...
• July 01, 2008
• 12:24

  Cornyn staffer caught trolling Burnt Orange Report

   » ‎ Politics & Technology - Mandate Media
  It's happened again. Another GOP staffer has been caught red-handed trolling anonymously on a progressive blog. From Burnt Orange Report: Many of you have become familiar with user Buck Smith's abusive comments that troll the site, attack and personally insult...