Click here to listen to an interview this morning on France Culture (in French)
Showing posts with label Social networks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social networks. Show all posts
Monday, November 5, 2012
Sunday, October 28, 2012
ROLE OF MEDIA, MONEY, AND MESSAGE IN 2012 CAMPAIGN (TV5)
Along with France 2's Etienne Leenhardt, I was a guest on this week's installment of Médias Le Magazine on TV5, hosted by Thomas Hugues and featuring editorial panelists Thomas Isle, Jean-Louis Missika, and Anthony Bellanger.
We talked about the role of Super PAC spending, partisan TV networks like Fox and MSNBC, negative ads, social networks and humor in the winning voters in this year's American presidential election.
Head over to Médias Le Magazine to watch the full episode (the segment on US elections begins at 8'50).
Labels:
communication,
Democrats,
elections,
Etienne Leenhardt,
Facebook,
fox,
humor,
L'Amerique Apres Obama,
Media,
MSNBC,
Obama,
PBS,
Republicans,
Romney,
Social networks,
Super PAC,
Thomas Hugues,
TV5,
Twitter
Saturday, October 27, 2012
OBAMA V. ROMNEY : WHO IS THE BEST ON SOCIAL NETWORKS? (PUBLIC SENAT)
La Politique C'est Net, hosted by Caroline Deschamps, is a terrific program found on Public Sénat.
In this episode, in addition to Deschamps we are three panelists to discuss the web campaigns of Obama and Romney, the impact of the two online voter targeting strategies, and whose team more fully embraced the online possibilities of this race.
Also on the panel, were Philippe Moreau-Chevrolet (Yes They Can!) and Marjorie Paillon (ilovepolitics). Don't miss Aude Baron's chronicle at the end of the episode.
Video after the jump.
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