How Trump’s campaign used the new data-industrial complex to win the election
Jonathan Albright
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Jonathan Albright
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This year’s presidential election was not the first ‘social media’ election, but the campaigns did take their use of online data and activism to a whole new level. Jonathan Albright writes on how Donald Trump’s campaign used ‘military grade’ data-driven psychometric micro-targeting to influence people to go out and vote for their candidate.
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This year’s presidential election was not the first ‘social media’ election, but the campaigns did take their use of online data and activism to a whole new level. Jonathan Albright writes on how Donald Trump’s campaign used ‘military grade’ data-driven psychometric micro-targeting to influence people to go out and vote for their candidate.
Key concepts: Presidential election, Social media, Political science, Presidential campaign, General election, Spoilt vote, Advertising, Media studies