Vote.com
By: Dick Morris.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Renaissance Books; Distributed by St. Martin's Press
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Los, Angeles, CA; [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 236
Subjects: Political participation -- United States -- Computer network resources.; Internet -- Political aspects -- United States.; Lobbying -- United States.; Mass media -- Political aspects -- United States.; Mass media and public opinion -- United States.
Other titles: Vote dot com
Notes: On front of dust jacket cover: "How big-money lobbyists and the media are losing their influence, and the Internet is giving power back to the people."
Table of contents: title: Vox populi in cyberspace; title: The incredible shrinking Congress; title: Virtual elections; title: The diminishing importance of money in elections; title: The new voters, the X generation asserts its power; title: How the Internet will change the media; title: Campaigning to win the Fifth Estate; title: The end of polling; title: The weakening of political parties; title: The lobbyists meet democracy; title: State and local politics; title: How the Internet will change the justice system; title: International democracy; title: The empire strikes back; title: The inevitable backlash.; title: How the Fourth Estate took power; title: The decline of the Fourth Estate; title: The death of scandal; title: Direct communication wins out; title: How the politicians blew it, partisanship made Americans sick; title: Congress is losing its power.