With an eye to education and promotion of creativity and experimentation, the Digital Politics Radio show looks at how the web is changing the face of political and advocacy campaigns. The focus of the show is on social media, online advertising, mobile apps, web tools, innovative web sites, and campaign strategies that integrate traditional and digital elements.

Guests include political insiders, media strategists, campaign decision makers, pollsters and political solution providers. In addition to the occasional candidate, elected officials and their staffers, the show also includes bloggers, community activists, fundraisers, digital pioneers, journalists, and academics.

Listen to Digital Politics Radio to stay on the cutting edge of where technology meets politics.

We are always looking for new guests and show ideas. Contact us at digitalpoliticsradio@gmail.com. Find out more about E-Voter Institute http://evoterinstitute.com.

Karen Jagoda has been the producer and host of the weekly web radio show Digital Politics Radio since November 2007.

Karen Jagoda is a founder and President of E-Voter Institute, a trade association representing Web publishers and political and advocacy solution providers. The Institute, created in 1999 as a non-partisan organization, conducts research on the intersection of politics and the Internet. Along with a variety of sponsors and partners, the Institute has held numerous conferences and webcasts that have brought together campaign experts and Internet insiders to consider the implications of changes in the political landscape.

In order to make the E-Voter research more widely available, the Institute has published two books: Crossing the River: The Coming of Age of the Internet in Politics and Advocacy, Karen A.B. Jagoda, Editor (Xlibris, 2005) and About Face: The Dramatic Impact of the Internet on Politics and Advocacy (E-Voter Insitute Press, 2009).

Ms. Jagoda is also the founder of Turtleback Interactive, a company specializing in strategic research and consulting for online political and advocacy campaigns and use of the web for cost-effective marketing and communications worldwide.

As co-founder of Turtlesnap Ventures, Karen developed and produced the Turtlesnap Investment Symposia series. World-class experts came together to discuss opportunities in infotech, biotech, nanotech, online learning, homeland security, and to gain a better understanding of global trends in technology.

Earlier in her career, Karen worked at BusinessLand, ComputerLand, the Aspen Institute, the Urban Institute, and the headquarters of the Social Security Administration. In all cases Karen focused on the application of new and disruptive technology to business and government practices.

Karen Jagoda is a native of Baltimore and received her B.A. with a dual major in mathematics and political science from Goucher College and Masters of Business Management from Johns Hopkins University. After living in Washington, DC for over 25 years, she resides to La Jolla, California with her husband and Cairn terrier.