How do we gauge the Internet's influence on policy debates?

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How do we gauge the Internet's influence on policy debates?

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The rapid growth of social media has increased the fragmentation of the channels of public discourse. With tens of thousands of blogs and social networking discussions promoting and opposing virtually every public policy issue, advocacy campaigns are faced with a host of new challenges

Type: Landscape | Also: Government, The Web, Politics |

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