1. JOE TRIPPI
Presentation to the Graduate School of
Political Management
The George Washington University
October 22, 2010

2. US Midterm Elections

3. Creating an Echo Chamber

4. Controlling Message in a 2.0 Campaign
…a.k.a. the Perils of Twitter

5. International

6. UK Has “First Social Media Election”
“If you watched the past three Thursdays' debates on a
single screen – just your TV – then you were experiencing
the campaign in a past mode, even though the debates
are a new format for a British audience. That's because
thousands of people, and especially first-time voters, were
watching them on two screens: the TV screen and their
mobile phone or computer, which they used to monitor
and respond on Twitter and Facebook, giving instant
reactions to the candidates' appearance, words and
policies.” – The Guardian, May 3, 2010

7. Social Media Helps Keep Kenyan Elections Free & Fair

8. Gov2.0

9. The Obama Administration
October 19, 2010
What's Become of Obama's
Grassroots Political Movement?

10. Social Media On Capitol Hill

11. What’s Next?

12. Q&A