Internet Election Campaigns in the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan 2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-63682-5_1
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The Internet and the Americanization of Electoral Campaigning in East Asian Democracies

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“…Di beberapa negara Asia seperti Jepang, Taiwan dan Korea ditemukan bahwa strategi kampanye digital adalah dengan mengadopsi gaya Amerika hingga muncul "americanization" selama kampanye. Dibanding sebelum era internet, Kazuhiro Maeshima, seorang peneliti politik dari Jepang, menyimpulkan bahwa akibat "americanization" tersebut, kampanye di Asia menjadi lebih strategis, lebih professional dan lebih teratur (Maeshima, 2017).…”
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“…Di beberapa negara Asia seperti Jepang, Taiwan dan Korea ditemukan bahwa strategi kampanye digital adalah dengan mengadopsi gaya Amerika hingga muncul "americanization" selama kampanye. Dibanding sebelum era internet, Kazuhiro Maeshima, seorang peneliti politik dari Jepang, menyimpulkan bahwa akibat "americanization" tersebut, kampanye di Asia menjadi lebih strategis, lebih professional dan lebih teratur (Maeshima, 2017).…”
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“…PSI chose a campaign strategy that in many respects resembled those used by parties in the USA and other established democracies, being based on a political-marketing approach (Maeshima, 2018). In this approach, promoting a candidate or party is no different from selling a product: both need to become known by potential "consumers."…”
Section: "Americanisation" and The Political Marketing Of Psi Candidatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, Pé rez-Barber (2009) (2016), Maeshima (2018), and Falasca, Dymek & Grandien (2019) note that Barack Obama, who was elected president in the 2008 elections in the United States, used the broadcast model and the participatory model based on personal contact with the electors plus a campaign called mobile communication with him sending text messages (SMS) to keep all his supporters informed of all activities on a daily and direct basis. He also used e-mail marketing to inform throughout his campaign about his errands, debates, fundraisers or simply send support messages to create a link of trust, also focused on the use of internet and social networks on sites such as: Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, YouTube, blogs and the official website of the candidate, all with their distinctive "Obama" as a brand for advertising within the campaign.…”
Section: Some Models Of Electoral Campaignsmentioning
confidence: 99%