Format:
1 Online-Ressource (198 pages)
ISBN:
9781400837496
Content:
Cover -- Contents -- One: The Internet and the ''Democratization'' of Politics -- Democratization and Political Voice -- A Different Critique -- Gatekeeping, Filtering, and Infrastructure -- The Difference between Speaking and Being Heard -- Two: The Lessons of Howard Dean -- The Liberal Medium? -- ''Big Mo' '' Meets the Internet -- The Internet and the Infrastructure of Politics -- The End of the Beginning -- Three: ''Googlearchy'': The Link Structure of Political Web Sites -- What Link Structure Can Tell Political Scientists -- The Link Structure of Online Political Communities -- Site Visibility and the Emergence of Googlearchy -- The Politics of Winners-Take-All -- Four: Political Traffic and the Politics of Search -- The Big Picture -- Traffic Demographics -- Search Engines and (the Lack of) User Sophistication -- What Users Search For -- Search Engine Agreement -- How Wide a Gate? -- Five: Online Concentration -- Barriers to Entry -- Distribution, Not Production -- Online Concentration -- Comparative Data, Comparative Metrics -- A Narrower Net -- Six: Blogs: The New Elite Media -- Blogs Hit the Big Time -- Bloggers and the Media -- So You Want to Be a Blogger -- Blogger Census -- Bloggers and Op-Ed Columnists -- Rhetoric and Reality -- Seven: Elite Politics and the ''Missing Middle'' -- The Limits of Online Politics -- A Narrower Net -- Political Organizing and the Missing Middle -- New Technology, Old Failures -- Appendix: On Data and Methodology -- Support Vector Machine Classifiers -- Surfer Behavior and Crawl Depth -- Hitwise's Data and Methodology -- References -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- I -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- V -- W -- Y -- Z
Additional Edition:
9780691137612
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Hindman, Matthew The Myth of Digital Democracy Princeton : Princeton University Press,c2008 9780691137612
Language:
English
