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March 5, 2010
Posted by David Karpf

“Republicans rule twitter?” Eh, not so fast…

The Christian Science Monitor is running a story today about a new Congressional Research Service study showing that more Republican Members of Congress (MoCs) are signed up for Twitter than their Democratic counterparts.  The story’s headline, “Social Media Domination: Republicans rule Twitter,” has led to some furious retweeting from the political left and the political [...]

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January 26, 2010
Posted by Bill Herman

AEJMC Supports Net Neutrality

I was excited when Carol Pardun, President of the Association for Education and Journalism and Mass Communication, told me that the group would be issuing a statement supporting network neutrality. I was ecstatic when she asked for my input on the statement.
Now, the statement is out, and I’m listed as a contact. Later today, thanks [...]

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November 30, 2009
Posted by David Karpf

LGF quits conservatism: snap reaction

This will be a quick blog post, since I’m on the road and *extremely* tired.  When my plane touched down an hour ago, I checked twitter to see the following message:
RT peterdaou: For those who’ve been following rt/left blogs for some time, 1 of the most dramatic switches is LGF http://bit.ly/5cgi2K
You can view the announcement yourself [...]

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