CampaignTech Archives - Page 15 of 44 - Campaigns & Elections

Lesson from Iowa: We Can’t Turn Our Backs On Political Technology

Campaigns Struggling with Cybersecurity Have New Places to Start

How to Vet the Engineering Chops of Your Software Vendors

OTT Inventory Sees Spike, Facebook Less So in Iowa and New Hampshire

Digital Politics: The Next Decade

Cybersecurity Concerns for Campaigns Heightened Amid Iran Tensions, Burisma Hack

Facebook Won’t Curb Ad Targeting, Pledges More ‘User Control’

The Decade Digital Politics Came of Age

What Shaped Political Technology in the 2010s

Can Campaigns Capitalize On the Rise of OTT?

Trump Impeachment a Boon for Digital Fundraisers on Both Sides

4 Political Tech Lessons You Should Take Into 2020

Why You Need a Vertical Video Strategy in 2020

Ad Targeting Fight Could Be Prelude to Larger Battle With Facebook Over Looming Restrictions

How to Optimize Your Campaign for Voice Search 

Will Relational Organizing Prove a Breakthrough Tactic For the GOP in 2020?

Why We Need Meaningful Digital Ad Regulation

3 Takeaways from Google’s Ad Targeting Changes

Forget Russia, Interference from Silicon Valley Could Sway 2020

Digital Strategists Broadly Unhappy With Google’s Ad Policy Changes

Privacy and Online Targeting: What Digital Professionals Need to Consider

5 New Rules for Online Politics

3 Cybersecurity Threats Facing Campaigns in 2020

Relational Organizing and the Loss of Paid Reach on Twitter