Filiberto Selvas on 2008-11-07
These numbers don't simplye "happen"; what was the strategy? what was the content plan? who managed the timing? who created & distributed content? so much to learn about this campaign
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10 Nov 08
Michel Bauwens"What ultimately transformed the presidential race," Joshua Green of The Atlantic wrote in June, "was not the money that poured in from Silicon Valley but the technology and the ethos." The results of Mr. Obama's decentralized Web effort were staggering:
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A thought experiment, Mr. President-elect: What if as your campaign raised more and more money it was taxed away and given to Mr. McCain to level the field? Or think of this: What if you were not allowed to opt out of the public financing scheme that left Mr. McCain with a paltry $84 million, about a quarter of your autumn total?
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08 Nov 08
Howard Rheingold"What ultimately transformed the presidential race," Joshua Green of The Atlantic wrote in June, "was not the money that poured in from Silicon Valley but the technology and the ethos."
The results of Mr. Obama's decentralized Web effort were staggering: -
07 Nov 08
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The results of Mr. Obama's decentralized Web effort were staggering: 8,000
Web-based affinity groups, 50,000 local events, 1.5 million Web volunteers, and
3.1 million donors who contributed almost $700 million. Republicans, Charlie
Cook reported on Nov. 3, believe their large but impersonal centralized
databases could not match the tacit knowledge, individual initiative and agility
of Mr. Obama's diffuse social networks. -
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