Darren Lilleker

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Darren Lilleker

Présentations

Political Parties on Web 2.0

Public Opinion and Persuasion: Lecture 1

Political Communication: Introduction

Persuasion & Influence: Session 1

Pol Comm 2 Rep

Pol Comm 3 Professionalisation

Pol Comm 4 Marketing

Pol Comm 5 Big Sell Us2008

Pol Comm 7 Mediated Society

Pol Comm 6 Permanent Campaigning

Pol Comm 8 Tabloid Politics

Pol Comm 9 Aesthetics

Pol Comm 10 Aesthetics & Web 2.0

Elite tweets

FoL: Introduction to Effective Public Engagement

FoL: Message crafting and behavioural economics

FoL: Engagement, Reach and Control

FoL: Media Monitoring and Measurement

Understanding consumer and audience psychology

How to win Elections: A Psychological Approach

J’aime

An introduction to Twitter by John Weet

Teaching the Produsers: Preparing Students for User-Led Content Production

Obama Social Media Marketing & Web Communication Strategy

What makes a good political website?

Politics, eDemocracy & Public Policy

The role of online monitoring in influencing political behaviour: an exploratory survey of UK political parties

The nine tribes of the internet