Ron Paul found an online constituency and kept them inspired.
MoveOn, which was started in 1998 by Boyd and his wife — former Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, who made their fortune with the Flying Toasters screen saver — has been uniquely successful in engaging its online constituency.
The Cloverfield sensation confirmed that there's a massive online constituency for well-made, suspenseful promos - whack five-second commercials in front of them and they'd pay for themselves, and save us all the ordeal of sitting through the features.
It's the Long Tail principle in action, where online, potential constituencies for your story are far greater than they are off, and the pudding proofs where real people gather to reflect zeal for other real people's stories truly told.
Among the anti-Hillary contenders, Russ Feingold and Wesley Clark have the strongest constituencies online.
There are thousands upon thousands of passionate constituencies online — political, social, literary — many of them eager for the participation of as many principled, serious artists as care to come out and talk.
As the November election season draw near, AOL is launching a specialized advertising politics hub, to allow campaigns, organizations, and companies to target certain constituencies online.
These aren't mainstream issues, but the modern-day MRM has acquired a constituency online that its forbears couldn't have dreamed of.
These aren't mainstream issues, but the modern-day MRM has acquired a constituency online that its forebears couldn't have dreamed of.
Now Ms. Sullivan would like to see supporters interacting, with animal shelter operators and schoolteachers, both prime constituencies, chatting online regularly.
