artifacts programs any time by visiting our website at c-span c-span.org/history. >> tonight on "the technology and the 2014 campaign. >> historically, the digital ools were thought of as the e-mail tools and the on-line contributions, the website, but it's evolved -- our company, for example, also enable sort ofhat the shoe leather side of the campaign. canvassing, the phone calling. the direct mail. you're seeing more marketing come on-line where the tv ads and ssable on-line ads and person interactions through social networks. so now there's a wide swath of that you could call digital. >> we moved it from the broadcast era. end of ill at the tail what we've known as the early broadcast television has

dominated. as we evolve to addressable television, it's moving into a relationship era. o we've known that in the commercial sector that if you're going to -- when you build advocating for an influencing our sphere of move s, how is it that we to just knowing not only what the message is, we've gotten ood in politics to know what the message is. we have to do a better job of knowing who the right messenger that message. >> monday night at 9:00 eastern on the communicators on c-span 2. our campaign 2014 coverage week full of the debates. c-span monday night at 8:00 governor's georgia debate between nathan deal and democrat jason carter and at 2, the e on c-span debate with senate steve daines and amanda curtis.

on c-span, south carolina haley, 's debate, nicky vincent shaheen, tom ervin, french, and morgan reeves. and thursday night, the iowa debate between u.s. representative steven king mauer.mocrat jim campaigns. all weekend, american history tv bay, wisconsin. became jaenl nick let the first european to discover lake michigan and wisconsin. landed on green bay to find a route from lake huron to the pacific ocean. the area green bay because of the area's greenish waters. cable by the time-warner partner, c-span visited many sites show casing green bay's history. more about green bay all weekend here on american history tv.

>> this is hazelwood historic house. morgan l. me of the martin family. they live in the house from 1839 1930s.he early on this was a strong and most of ity the -- most of the men who lived here, the families who lived here, sided with the british during the war of 1812. of 1812, the ar american fur company came into area, john jacob aster and took over. they didn't make life very easy -- for the british fur traders. and eventually all of this land foreclosed on by john jacob aster and many amazing live in the area lost all of their property, one john law. so this was his property originally. be then was able to purchased fairly inexpensively by morgan l. martin.

morgan is really remembered as a very important statesman as a very dill lly worked innocently to help the state then to territory and become a state. morgan l. martin was born in new martinsburg, new york and came from a wealthy family. he came to this area to study law. this was michigan territory when here.e and he was involved in politics. on a -- on the legislature for wisconsin territory.s own he helped to write that constitution. then he stayed involved in point of helping the state, helping write the constitution for wisconsin to become a state. he came to this area, i don't know that he felt that he eally needed to stay in the area, but he saw a lot of opportunity here. some actually met with other people who were just settling in to the area. -- they'd rt of

gotten involved in a lot of different things together, selling land. and so then he met elizabeth, area.ife to be in this so they ended upsetling here. also from new york, a wealthy family. ut her uncle was dr. william beaumont, the stomach surgeon. and he was at ft. howard checking on the military post here and she was here with and then so t her they ended up staying here. days, i think she felt like what had she done? she talked about that this was a would go ate area and back to new york and visit quite a bit. this was a social setting, of any importance who came to the area came here. she was good at entertaining and people feel comfortable.

in her later years, she wrote for the milwaukee sental. she's writing e of her recollections and writing about the good ole days. of a different perspective about what things. can glean so much about green bay from her letters. she talked about there's nothing on the porchut sat and listened to the winnebago burial ribe who had a site close to here. she talked about the fur traders. howard and bout ft. gives us a lot of insight into what was happening with the community nd how the was changing. >> throughout the weekend, featuringistory tv is green bay, wisconsin. recently s tour staff travelled there to learn about the rich history. on c-span's city tour, go to

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