If our poll is any indication, there really isn’t any consensus on whether political candidates should maintain official MySpace presences or let supporters lead the way. I tried to make the case for official presences a few days back.
E.M. Zanotti has a great post arguing the other side. ...
Continue ReadingAfter last week’s debacle with Barack Obama’s MySpace page, lots of bloggers have been discussing whether or not political campaigns should take control over MySpace profiles and other voter-created websites and online groups. It’s no surprise that bloggers have been covering this issue, but I wondered to what degree the story had reached mainstream media (MSM) outlets....
Continue ReadingI took a look at who is buying Google text ads for searches for Democratic contenders in the 2008 presidential election. Let's now look at the Republicans.
Read below for the ads that I found. Here's a few general trends I found:...
Continue ReadingWashington Post Ombudsman Deborah Howell did a hit job in her column today on the Post’s decision to allow comments on all articles. Here are the first few paragraphs, which pretty clearly demonstrate her attitude:
Not so long ago, the only way to talk back to The Post was to write a civil letter to the editor,...
Continue ReadingStudy Concludes That Many Top News Sites Don’t Do RSS Well
Many newspapers don’t include all articles in their RSS feeds, giving users incomplete information.
How the netroots became the most important mass movement in U.S. politics
Great look at rise of the netroots....
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