I think the most interesting move a campaign has made this cycle is Ron Paul’s decision to be completely transparent in his fundraising. For the last five or six months the central element of Ron Paul’s homepage has been a counter that tallies how much he has raised during the current quarter....
Continue ReadingThis is cross posted from our ImpactWatch blog.
In trying to measure blogs, a lot of people put a great deal of stock in inbound links. It might not be going too far to say that inbound links have become the standard by which the influence of a blog is measured. ...
Continue ReadingJust about every professionally done website you visit includes a copyright date at the bottom of the page. Every January you see websites that forget to update the year in their copyright statement. Many actually fall years behind before catching it and updating the dates. Above is an example of this phenomenon from the website of the Democratic National Committee....
Continue ReadingIn the summer I wrote a post vaguely complaining about the deterioration in the design of Barack Obama’s campaign website.
Here is the site when it first launched early in 2007:
I liked this. The design was clean and the site was really easy to navigate....
Continue ReadingBaseball player Roger Clemens was accused of using steroids in the Mitchell Report, which was released a few weeks ago. Since the report came out, Clemens has been silent, letting his lawyer do his talking for him.
In a sign of the times, today Clemens spoke about the allegations for the first time in a video posted to his website and to YouTube. ...
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