CampaignTech Archives - Page 29 of 44 - Campaigns & Elections

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

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

Combatting Ad Fraud? Vendors Need to Lead the Way

The GOP’s Lingering Campaign Tech Personnel Problem

Do Campaigns Need to Rethink Their Twitter Strategy?

Tech Bytes: Super PAC Plots Online Defense for Clinton

Could Facebook Be Your Next Pollster?

Hackers Update the Tactics of Nixon’s ‘Plumbers’

Pandora Partners With i360 To Expand Targeting

Convention’s Digital Director Says GOP Is Ready for Anything in Cleveland, Even Hackers

Wisconsin Race Highlights a Digital Blunder

Poli-Tech Firms Pursue Patent Protection Despite Hurdles

A Realistic Path to Crowdfunding Your Campaign

Is Digital Finally a Match for TV?

Building A Social Media Presence From Scratch

Tech Bytes: Can Digital Take Down Trump?

4 Ways to Get Your Data Program Off the Ground

Online Fundraising 101

You Say You Want a Revolution? Data and Analytics are Transforming Political Marketing