I’m not sure how I missed this, but the Washington Post recently launched a political ad campaign database called Mixed Messages. It looks like the Post will be trying to catalogue all the political ads produced by the various candidates/national committees this cycle.
They’ve done a really nice job with this....
Continue Reading“Yes, America, the Buffalo Bills are back, like the neighbors who won't leave, like the horror movie villains who die but keep returning to terrorize Metropolis…” – Rocky Mountain News, January 26, 1994.
It was almost 13 years ago, and I was only 15 years old back then,...
Continue ReadingIn a pretty gutsy move, Joe Lieberman’s campaign launched a blog with open comments right at two months before the election.
And in the least suprising development pretty much ever, open warfare has broken out in the comments area of the blog between Lieberman supporters/haters.
I think this would have worked a lot better had it launched before the online discussion around this race had gotten so poisonous....
Continue ReadingYesterday the Democratic National Committee launched Party Builder, a social networking tool attached to their main website, www.democrats.org. This comes on the heels of a similar effort the Republican National Committee launched a while ago called MyGOP.
Party Builder is a nice, full featured tool. The folks behind this did a good job....
Continue ReadingOur recent discussions about the national and international newspaper industry got me thinking: I wonder how network news sites measure up? Are the sites of some of the United States’ most popular news networks better or worse than those of their print competitors?...
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