SoundOff

2009 publications:

1. The Google Surge: Coming to the U.K.? - Mark Pack (December  7, 2009)
2. Five reasons why local politicians should leave Facebook! Or what to do to get the most of it - Alexander Tolstrup (October  9, 2009)
3. Croatian Blogger Goes to Jail on October 27th - Marko Rakar (October  7, 2009)
4. #welovetheNHS: how Twitter gave Brits a voice on US politics - Mark Pack (September  11, 2009)
5. CyberTed’s Legacy Lives On - Chris Casey (August  31, 2009)
6. The Audacity To Win in 2011: Leveraging Information and Communications Technology to run a successful political campaign in Liberia - Darren Wilkins (June  23, 2009)
7. The First Feeding Frenzy in the Digital Age - Albert L. May (May  28, 2009)
8. Why brick and mortar politics beat online in Moldova - Cristian Bulumac (April  13, 2009)
9. Why Obama would not have succeeded in Germany - Patrick Brauckmann (March  2, 2009)
10. Romanian Deputies Go Online - Cristian Bulumac (March  2, 2009)
11. The Struggle for the Congo Goes Online - Scott A. Morgan (February  25, 2009)
12. Politically Charged Games Offer More than Mere Entertainment - Christian Howieson (February  6, 2009)
13. Technologically Innovative Voter List Slashes Corruption - Christian Howieson (January  30, 2009)
14. Political Corruption: Mumbai's Achilles’ Heel - Christian Howieson (January  28, 2009)
15. How Do I Succeed in 'the Business'? - Phil Noble (January  28, 2009)
16. The Blog as a Political Communication Instrument in Romania - Cristian Bulumac (January  16, 2009)
17. Do We Think? - Mark Pack (January  16, 2009)
18. How the Croatian PM Stole Christmas, Arrested Some Facebookers and Became an Online Nazi - Marko Rakar (January  16, 2009)
19. In Egypt, Fighting Corruption through Internet - Hany Ibrahim (January  9, 2009)

2008 publications:

1. Technology and Government Transparency - Mark Drapeau (December  16, 2008)
2. Media Freedom Still an Issue in Sub-Saharan Africa - Scott A. Morgan (December  12, 2008)
3. Twittering Away - Mark Pack (September  22, 2008)
4. Where Has All The Money Gone? - Karen A.B. Jagoda (September  9, 2008)
5. Are We Missing Something? - Tony Parsons (July  17, 2008)
6. Leading Voices - Heyecan N. Veziroglu (June  13, 2008)
7. To Twit Or Not To Twit? - Alexander Tolstrup (May  22, 2008)
8. Does Your Cell Phone Ring Red or Blue? - Jo Lee (April  3, 2008)
9. Here's Your Real Online Advantage ... And No, It's Not Viral Videos - Richard J. Kosinski (April  1, 2008)
10. CommGAP Blog: Exploring Public Opinion, Governance, and the Public sphere - Sina Odugbemi (March  28, 2008)
11. Spain: Internet Campaign in General Elections - Rafa Rubio (March  24, 2008)
12. Four Amazing 'Women Who Tech': Leading The Way In Online Progressive Causes - Allyson Kapin (March  14, 2008)

Archived SoundOffs

1. Better Late Than Never
   Senators Boxer, Feingold, and Clinton turn online advocacy campaigns to their advantage - Eve Fox
2. Review of Recent Online Communications Benchmarks Studie - Karen Matheson, Eve Fox, and Michael Ward
3. Behind Macaca: How the Webb Campaign Lit the Fire that Burned George Allen - Colin Delany
4. Strategic Online Communities - Dr. Alan Rosenblatt
5. Blogging: A New People’s Movement? - Michele Micheletti
6. How Blogs are Creating New Political Actors in Chile - Mary Joyce and Rosario Lizana
7. Taking to the Streets in Cyberspace - Mark Bahnisch
8. Keep Your Privacy When Sending E-mail - Ray Zambroski
9. Social Media and the Networked Public Sphere -
10. What Moves a Movement? - Becky Hogge
11. Response to Thomas Shapley of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
    re: Logic Puzzles and Constituent Email - Alan Rosenblatt
12. A Nonprofit's Guide to the Blogosphere - Willow Cook
13. Can MySpace Be a Campaign Space? - Diana Forster
14. Citizen Vlogging: Is Video Worth a Thousand Words? - Nick Wills
15. Video Voter Expands Access to Democracy in New York City - Betsy Rosenfeld, Video Voter Project Director & Peter Hoffer, Research Assistant, Center for Governmental Studies