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Why It’s Still Challenging to Poll Latino Voters

DNC Breach Highlights Need to Keep Hackers at Bay

Russian Hackers Hit DNC, Stole Trump Oppo

Study: TV Still King Of Global Media While Radio, Print In Decline

Case Study: How a Coordinated Strategy Nearly Overcame an Enormous Deficit

The Dark Arts of Digital Campaigning

Study: Poor Email Practices Costly for Some Nonprofits

Early TV Buys Trending, But Will That Spell Success Down Ballot?

Tech Bytes: The Big Pre-Roll Video Mistake

Startup Platform Offers ‘User-Generated Commercials’

Message Discipline in the Age of Twitter

5 Products Vital to the Marketing Strategy of Your Local Campaign

Why Most Super PAC Ads Go Unnoticed

Matt Bruenig and the Pitfalls of the Social Media Wars

Case Study: Using Digital To Win A Crowded Primary

Republican Consultants Keeping Faith With Facebook

Intel Director Warns Campaigns Of Cyberattacks

Ask the Campaign Doc: Trump Says Data is Overrated. Is He Right?

Why Facebook Shouldn’t Be Your Down-Ballot Pollster

IAB Study: Viewers of Original Digital Video Surging

Data Firms Expanding Targeting Options With DSP Partnerships

Why Campaigns And Advocacy Still Need Disrupting

Lessons From An Activist-Turned Candidate

Combatting Ad Fraud? Vendors Need to Lead the Way