Eric J.S. Townsend, E-Activism Connects Protest Groups. Web Makes It Easy To Organize Rallies Quickly, But Sheer Volume Of E-Mail Can Hinder Cause, Hartford Courant, December 4, 2002.

In "Advocacy, Activism, and the Internet: Community Organization and Social Policy" (2002), Steven F. Hick and John G. McNutt explore the use of the internet as a tool for advocacy and activism in the context of community organizations and social policy. The authors discuss how the internet has revolutionized the ways activists and organizations communicate, mobilize, and advocate for their causes. They emphasize the importance of developing effective online strategies to maximize the potential of digital technology in promoting social change. This book provides insights into the emerging field of e-activism and its implications for community organizations and social policy. Keywords: advocacy, activism, internet.