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Digital Politics is an Internet radio show about how the web is changing the business of political and cause related campaigns as well as the work of elected officials and government workers. Host Karen Jagoda takes a bi-partisan look at innovations in fundraising, targeting, persuading, and communicating with voters, getting out the vote and governing.

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Digital Politics is a show about how the web is changing the face of politics, advocacy and civic engagement. Host Karen Jagoda finds common ground across the political spectrum when it comes to deploying web strategies for winning campaigns, raising money, increasing awareness about issues, and solving problems.

Join Karen each week for lively discussions with political insiders, industry experts, advocates, media strategists, pollsters and trend spotters as they talk about how the issues of the day and Internet innovations. Shows focus on local races around the country as well as national strategies of advocates and 2012 presidential hopefuls.

Karen Jagoda is President of E-Voter Institute, a bi-partisan trade association founded in 1999, representing Web publishers and political and advocacy solution providers. The Institute conducts research, briefings and webcasts bringing together campaign experts and Internet insiders to consider the implications of changes in the political landscape. Karen has been the host of Digital Politics since 2007 and is a frequent speaker at industry events.

E-Voter Institute has published 2 books, "About Face: The Dramatic Impact of the Internet on Politics and Advocacy", Karen A.B. Jagoda, (E-Voter Institute Press, 2009) and "Crossing the River: The Coming of Age of the Internet in Politics and Advocacy", Karen A.B. Jagoda, (Xlibris, 2005). Current research is available from E-Voter Institute

AOL is the title sponsor of Digital Politics. Whether you want to manage an online display campaign yourself using Ad Desk or work with a sales representative, AOL provides precise targeting of ad inventory across the AOL sites and Advertising.com network. Find out more AOL Politics

About the Host:
Karen has a Bachelors degree from Goucher College in mathematics and political science and a Masters degree from Johns Hopkins University School of Business. Karen's early career in information technology and work in Washington, DC think tanks, led her to starting both E-Voter Institute and Turtleback Interactive to address challenges and opportunities presented by the innovations of the Internet. After living in Washington, DC for over 20 years, Karen resides in La Jolla, California with her husband and Cairn terrier.

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Contributing Editor

Gary Bivings, is Founder and President, The Bivings Group

a Washington, DC-based Internet strategy and communications firm. Gary Bivings started his professional career as a Peace Corps volunteer in Malaysia, and has worked in Thailand, Somalia and Ethiopia for the U.N. and U.S. government. He has a B.Sc. in Math and Physics from the University of Arizona and an MPA from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government.

The Bivings Group combines the strategic expertise of a traditional PR firm with the technical skills of a new-media development firm. A leader in the field for more than 15 years, The Bivings Group uses the power of Internet technology to help clients achieve their strategic goals. Clients include Fortune 500 companies, large philanthropies and smaller non-profits, trade associations, and political advocacy groups.

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