Welcome to the non-partisan Digital Politics Podcast with Karen Jagoda. Since 2007, this show has highlighted impact of new technologies on the campaign landscape, how expectations of voters are changing, role of online fundraising, digital and traditional means of persuasion and getting out the vote. In this time of the COVID-19 Pandemic, changes in the behavior of voters, restrictions on candidates and the new normal for retail politics are all under the microscope.
Popular topics on the show include best practices for political and advocacy campaigns, ground game strategies, cross-media advertising, social media trends and impact of mobile on engaging supporters.
This weekly podcast includes interviews with political consultants, media strategists, journalists, advocates, candidates, elected officials, campaign managers, and solution providers.
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Feb 23, 2017
Reporter Kate Kaye talks to Dan Backer, general counsel and treasurer of Great America PAC, one of the larger super PACs that supported President Trump in 2016. They say they have built a list of at least 3 million active supporters. Great America PAC has used atypical approaches like running 1-800 tv ads to find...
Feb 16, 2017
Michael Turk, President, Opinion Mover Strategies, talks about how activists are becoming more sophisticated, how grassroots movements can be proxies for wealthy interests, and how the Twitter news cycle requires Trump contingency plans.
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Feb 8, 2017
Jeb Ory, CEO and Co-Founder, Phone2Action reminds us that people have always protested in the town square but now everyone has a megaphone. We talk about how movements come together, which ones become sustainable, and what counts as a successful protest or demonstration of disapproval, anger or support.
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Feb 1, 2017
Kate Kaye, reporter for Advertising Age, chats with Carol Davidsen, VP of political technology at Comscore, about how political campaigns and organizations used TV data and analytics to inform their TV buys in 2016, and explains the difference between addressable advertising and other types of data-informed media...