2009
DOI: 10.4267/2042/31762
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Les campagnes électorales sur Internet : une comparaison entre France et Québec

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“…Besides, the concern with social media for the 2014 election rather than the focus on sites, blogs or forums which had been privileged before was another breakaway from previous work. Finally, despite the coding grids developed in the past by HSS experts (Bastien & Greffet, 2009;Gibson & Ward, 2000;Goodchild, Oppenheim, & Cleeve, 2007;Kluver, Jankowski, Foot, & Schneider, 2007) to organise the collection of data and the reproduction of procedures, the processes involved were generally manual and therefore extremely time-consuming, which explains the reduced number of comparative studies between different countries (S. Coleman, 2006;Hoff, 2004;Lilleker, Koc-Michalska, Schweitzer, & Jacunski, 2011). Thanks to the POLIWEB database, Anglo-French comparative work thus became possible.…”
Section: Motivation and Initial Ideasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides, the concern with social media for the 2014 election rather than the focus on sites, blogs or forums which had been privileged before was another breakaway from previous work. Finally, despite the coding grids developed in the past by HSS experts (Bastien & Greffet, 2009;Gibson & Ward, 2000;Goodchild, Oppenheim, & Cleeve, 2007;Kluver, Jankowski, Foot, & Schneider, 2007) to organise the collection of data and the reproduction of procedures, the processes involved were generally manual and therefore extremely time-consuming, which explains the reduced number of comparative studies between different countries (S. Coleman, 2006;Hoff, 2004;Lilleker, Koc-Michalska, Schweitzer, & Jacunski, 2011). Thanks to the POLIWEB database, Anglo-French comparative work thus became possible.…”
Section: Motivation and Initial Ideasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Citons par exemple Eva Johanna Schweitzer (2008), en Allemagne, lors des élections de 2002 et de 2005 ; sa recherche illustre que les partis de gouverne ont innové dans leurs pratiques au cours de ces campagnes, leurs sites devenant plus sophistiqués, plus interactifs et plus denses, tandis que les tiers partis ont plutôt normalisé leurs usages des sites en sous-utilisant les potentialités de ces derniers (ibid.). L'analyse des sites Internet des partis politiques québécois et français lors des campagnes électorales française et québécoise de 2007, réalisée par Frédérick Bastien et Fabienne Greffet (2009), illustre que les partis utilisent le web pour informer et mobiliser leurs électeurs, ce qui laisse peu de place à la coproduction de contenus par les usagers. Aux États-Unis, l'analyse de contenu des sites web des candidats au Sénat et à la Chambre des représentants lors de la campagne de 2006 (Gulati et Williams, 2007) fait ressortir que les sites sont de plus en plus standardisés du point de vue du contenu et des caractéristiques techniques.…”
Section: Les Campagnes Web : La Politique à L'ère Numériqueunclassified
“…As Nick Anstead (2008) demonstrated, the Internet makes it possible for party organizations to develop fundraising in a manner that is seen as socially desirable since it tends to magnify the influence of small donors. The comparative study headed by Bastien and Greffet (2009) also showed that the development of the websites of the major Canadian and French parties was a means for them to disseminate information. They centralized important information such as press releases, electoral news and a schedule for future events as well as information on the candidates and the party platform.…”
Section: Political Machines and Spending On Propagandamentioning
confidence: 99%