Potikha Andrii

Network Page of Political Parties as an Information Resource

Abstract: Political parties often use their pages in social networks to disseminate information in order to promote their political power. Analysis of communication to the party pages of social networks can be effective in determining the party initiatives that are supported by the public. As well as identifying priority areas of work of the party, which formed a public inquiry, identifying future leaders who use public authority. Using the web pages of political parties as a source of information products, analysts can draw conclusions about the main message of which are operated parties during election campaigns and in between elections, Rating party, its support from voters across the country, position and prospects of the party leaders of the party network. However, the information in social networks is readily available only for a short time, because the old messages with new overlap, and search tools in the web pages are missing. Saving networking sites and pages of political parties is an important component of Development of Information Society Fund for further use in the preparation of scientific and analytical materials.

Keywords: network page, information resource, political parties, information and analytical product.

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• Potikha Andrii (V. I. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv)

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Potikha Andrii (2015). Network Page of Political Parties as an Information Resource. Academic Papers of The Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine, (41) 496-511. (In Ukrainan). - http://np.nbuv.gov.ua/doc/npnbuimviv_2015_41_38

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