In Minnesota, Democratic Grandmas Gather Data About Their Neighbors
From the campaign sign on your lawn to what you write in a letter to the editor, your political opinions are being recorded in party databases — and then shared in ways you might not expect.
Everything We Know (So Far) About Obama’s Big Data Tactics
A new look at what the Obama campaign did with its much-heralded data operation.
Yes, Companies Are Harvesting – and Selling – Your Facebook Profile
Personal details from your Internet profile—from your professional history to how many friends you have—are being collected, analyzed, and sold.
Obama's Microtargeting 'Nuclear Codes'
Some key findings on campaign targeting from Time Magazine's interviews with Obama advisers.
Why It May Be Illegal to Instagram Your Ballot
In most states, you’re not allowed to show other people your marked ballot.
How Companies Have Assembled Political Profiles for Millions of Internet Users
Political targeting companies are pushing the boundaries of what it means to be "anonymous" on the web.
Pandora Asks Listeners to Share Their Emails With Romney
The request comes via a campaign ad on the popular music site.
Is Your Neighbor a Democrat? Obama Has an App for That
A new mobile app puts public information about voters at your fingertips.
Dark Money Political Groups Target Voters Based on Their Internet Habits
Dark money groups are using sophisticated online targeting tactics. Voters may never know they’re being targeted.