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Synopsis
A fascinating exploration into the impact of the Internet on American politics examines the social relevance of online democracy and explains how to use the Internet to organize e-mail campaigns, collect political information, monitor voting records, track campaign financing, and otherwise affect the political process. Original. (Beginner)
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Review
A practical guide to using the Internet as a political tool. U.S. readers interested in this book are also encouraged to consider The Great American Web Book, a compendium of government resources online.
About the Author
Graeme Browning is editorial director of the Internet Policy Institute and has been a reporter for National Journal, the Washington Post, the Baltimore Sun, United Press International, and the Chicago Sun-Times. She lives in Washington, DC.
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