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Politics as carried out incyberspace , comprehending such concepts aselectronic voting .
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As internet access in Colombia is still growing (mobile broadband access grew 349% and fixed broadband 51.3% in 2008 [es], the former mostly in rural areas, according to a report) and prospects are optimistic, especially when it comes to mobile access [es], candidates for Presidency and Congress (parliamentary elections are scheduled for March 14, 2010) are expected to join the cyberpolitics wave.
Global Voices in English » Colombia: Cyber-Politics for the 2010 Elections 2009
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As internet access in Colombia is still growing (mobile broadband access grew 349% and fixed broadband 51.3% in 2008 [es], the former mostly in rural areas, according to a report) and prospects are optimistic, especially when it comes to mobile access [es], candidates for Presidency and Congress (parliamentary elections are scheduled for March 14, 2010) are expected to join the cyberpolitics wave.
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But cyberpolitics has also created a new set of potential problems.
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In this early stage of cyberpolitics, everyone's scrambling to make up rules.
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+ Howard Dean Bristling Dem front runner cracks code of cyberpolitics.
Conventional Wisdom 2007
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CNN's John King looks at the brave new world of cyberpolitics.
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Transparency and accountability in the age of cyberpolitics: the role of blogs in framing conflict
P2P Foundation 2008
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