Les blogs et leurs usages politiques lors de la campagne présidentielle de 2004 aux États-Unis

Viviane Serfaty

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Cette étude tente de déterminer les fonctions des blogs dans la campagne pour les présidentielles américaines de 2004. Fondée sur l’analyse des blogs apparus lors de la campagne menée par Howard Dean ainsi que sur celle de blogs politiques indépendants, ce travail identifie les caractéristiques principales de cette forme d’écriture, décrit ses usages en politique et la compare aux pratiques journalistiques.

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