Last night Twitter launched an Election site that features Tweets involving the presidential and vice presidential candidates rolling in almost faster than you can read them. In Twitter’s words, "We’re filtering hundreds of Twitter updates per minute to create a new source for gathering public opinion about the presidential election and a new way for you to share your thoughts."
Moore To Release Election Film Online For Free
Controversial documentary filmmaker Michael Moore will be releasing his newest film exclusively online beginning September 23.The documentary "Slacker Uprising" follows Moore’s 62-city tour of the swing states during the 2004 Presidential election as he rallies young voters to show up at the polls.
Zimbabwe Bloggers Anxious For Election Results
Bloggers in Zimbabwe have been speaking out about the presidential and parliamentary elections as they wait for results.The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) and ruling ZANU-PF were virtually tied in parliamentary results released by the electoral commission, 36 hours after polls closed.
Internet Is Australia’s Election Battleground
No one’s claiming that a solid presence on Facebook or MySpace is, by itself, enough to win an election. But it certainly doesn’t hurt, as Australian politician Kevin Rudd has discovered.
Hitwise To Scrutinize Election 2008
If you are a serious political junkie, then life just got a little better, as Hitwise has launched a new Election 2008 Data Center that offers online usage data about the 2008 U.S. presidential election.
NBC, NY Times Partner For ’08 Election
The New York Times and NBC News/msnbc.com said today they would work together on coverage of the 2008 presidential election.
Election 2.0 – Predictions on Media, Image & Campaigns
Forget the CNN/YouTube debates (which was only watched by 2.6 million viewers anyway). The real milestone of new media changing the face of politics has already happened. We are deep in an historic shift in the way elections are run, driven entirely by advancements in sharing information. But to understand where we are, we have to take a look at how we got here.
Election Attention Goes To Romney, Obama
Candidates for the 2008 Presidential election have been vying for the attention of Internet users, with Barack Obama and Mitt Romney gaining the most.
YouTube’s Role in Election 2008
YouTube is diving into political waters with their voter education initiative YouTube You Choose 08. The new initiative is designed to allow political candidates to communicate with voters about their campaigns using video.
2008 presidential hopefuls who currently have their own channel on YouTube are Republicans Rudy Giuliani, John McCain and Mitt Romney. The Democrats are Hillary Rodham Clinton, John Edwards, Barack Obama and Bill Richardson.
Changing Root Bridge Election Results
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