Here are some additional websites you can visit regularly to keep up with the latest developments in the world of new media:
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Here are some additional websites you can visit regularly to keep up with the latest developments in the world of new media:
It was great to meet you all in Dubai. I thought you might be interested in this report about political new media that just ran on American TV last night. It looks very similar to what we just discussed this week.
If you see similar reports in your country, please pass them along to me and I will try to post them here, as well.
There are many websites that will allow you to send free SMS text messages to a few supporters. One can be found here, and many others are listed on Google.
To SMS text many supporters at once, you will have to pay to do that through a service, such as the one featured here.
During the training somebody asked how to know if your password is strong enough to prevent unauthorized entry into your new media accounts.
On this website you can check to see just how strong your passwords are.
Here are a couple of interesting articles about the use of new media in the 2010 UK elections, as well as David Cameron’s excellent unscripted, behind-the-scenes video response to the official calling of the election:
Once you’ve set up a group page on Facebook, you will be able to use Facebook Insights to track the success of your page. As the video below shows, Insights can be helpful in identifying key demographic groups you might want to target if you decide to buy Facebook ads marketing your group.
There’s more good information about how to use the data available through Facebook Insights here.
Click the links below to view PDF files (in Arabic) featuring the information and tutorials discussed at the New Media Training:
How to Set Up a Personal Facebook Page
How to Set Up a Facebook Page for a Candidate or Group
How to Edit Video Using Windows Moviemaker
This is an example of a video that can be created by downloading an existing YouTube video and then re-editing it.
You can download other YouTube videos to your computer at www.keepvid.com or many other sites, such as the ones featured at this link.