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About Face: The Dramatic Impact of the Internet on Politics and Advocacy

Karen A.B. Jagoda (E-Voter Institute Press, 2009)

This book has just been released and is available from all bookstores and online.

Trade Paperback ISBN 978-0-9825590-0-0   $19.99

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e-Book Edition  ISBN 978-0-9825590-1-7    $ 9.99

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We will be posting other links as soon as the listing makes it through the publishing industry process.  The printer of the book is Lightning Source, an Ingram Company, the major book distributor.

If you have trouble finding the book or would like to order multiple copies, please send me a note  karen@e-voterinstitute.com.

For press or academic review copies, please contact Karen Jagoda  karen@e-voterinstitute.com

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This book is a collection of research findings and essays by insiders across the political spectrum.  Beginning with the ground-breaking E-Voter 98 study in conjunction with the NYTimes.com, E-Voter Institute documented the effectiveness of online advertising and other Internet tools for fundraising, persuasion, and getting out the vote.

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