Inside Politics with Hugh Linehan Cheapfakes, brainrot and sh*tposts: the online battles to woo voters
Nov 13, 2024
In this engaging discussion, Liz Carolan, Executive Director of Digital Action, dives into the shifting landscape of digital campaigning leading up to the 2024 elections. She highlights the rise of 'cheapfakes' and the humorous ways they influence voter perceptions, like a digital Taylor Swift endorsement. The conversation shifts to the effectiveness of platforms like TikTok in shaping political strategies and the alarming rise of misinformation online. Liz emphasizes the changing dynamics of party politics in Ireland and how digital trends challenge traditional voter engagement.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Evolution of Social Media in Election Campaigns
01:42 • 7min
Navigating Irish Party Politics and Digital Advertising
09:00 • 16min
The Intersection of Politics and Sponsorship
24:34 • 2min
The Impact of COVID on Political Discourse and Online Communities
26:26 • 2min
Navigating Political Change in the Digital Age
28:41 • 16min
The Shifting Landscape of Political Discourse
44:47 • 4min
The Rise of Misinformation and Its Impact on Elections
48:42 • 2min