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Personal Information
Organización/Lugar de trabajo
Poole, Dorset United Kingdom
Ocupación
Academic
Sitio web
darrenlilleker.blogspot.com
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Lecturer, researcher, author.
Etiquetas
political
communication
democracy
political communication
representation
campaigning
psychology
aesthetics
engagement
elections
persuasion
brexit
politics
social media
measurement
media monitoring
communications
parody
reach
nudge
message crafting
behavior analysis
loyalty ladder
festival of learning
public engagement
twitter
uk
web 20
interactivity
celebrification
dumbing
down
tabloidisation
permanent
mediatisation
media
mccain
obama
john
barack
leesmarshment
marketing
professionalisation
americanisation
influence
opinion
public
web
2.0
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