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Interactive politics

Telecom Report looks at it from three angles: candidate and voter behavior in America; governance and voting moving online in Estonia; and how interactivity with news in India and other countries influences governance.
Interactive politics - full program (9:42 min Subtitled)

Telecom Report examines the online political scene – how connected voters are more active and how candidates therefore have to be on the campaign trail online as well as on the real road.

The second episode in the politically-themed Telecom Report goes to Estonia, the first country in the world to offer online voting in a national election.

One news channel in India premiered on mobiles before it went on television air, to try out the power of interactivity.  See and hear how politics are affected in the world’s largest democracy and similar trends across the world.
Articles

Consultancy firm Capgemini has carried out online public service surveys for the European Commission for several years. Results show services has advanced massively over the past seven years and the quality in Europe generally is quite high.

Mobile phones is becoming an important tool for monitoring elections. The rapid and accurate reporting made possible with mobile phones can lead to a more stable political environment in the post-election period.

A recent US survey shows that receiving a text message reminder to go out and vote increased young people’s likelihood of voting in political elections.

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