From the Greatly Exaggerated Senate Email Files
BY Nancy Scola | Wednesday, July 7 2010
Capitol Police are looking into email spoofs engineered to look like they were coming from the offices of Sens. Patrick Leahy (D-VT), Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), and Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) that announced their respective ... Read More
BP Chief Pressed on Rotary Clean-up Tech in an iPhone Age
BY Nancy Scola | Tuesday, June 15 2010
On Hill to Lobby, Rachael Ray Finds Her iPad Overcooked
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, June 10 2010
A Very Special Afternoon Episode of "Opening Congress"
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, June 10 2010
Insurgents Within the Minority
BY Nancy Scola | Tuesday, June 1 2010
Mother Jones' Kevin Drum expands upon an idea we've entertained here. New media or direct media or whatever you want to call it is going to naturally be more appealing to insurgents, a factor at play in the emerging ... Read More
The GOP's Growing Affection for Online Socializing
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, May 28 2010
Mother Jones' Stephanie Mencimer has a good, if overly stark, look at the state of things when it comes to congressional Democrats, Republicans, and the Internet: Read More
BP Undecided on Hitting Web Cam "Off" Switch
BY Nancy Scola | Tuesday, May 25 2010
Mother Jones' David Corn reports that Rep. Ed Markey is objecting to BP's decision to kill its live web cam at the moment it attempts to kill the leaking Deepwater Horizon well off the Gulf Coast. But BP is contending, ... Read More
House Dems Get a New Media Space of Their Own
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, May 20 2010
Elements within the House Democratic caucus have been endeavoring for a while now to pull together a forum within which its members can share what they know when it comes to social media. No need to re-invent the savvy ... Read More
Pardon Me, This is a Hijacking...
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, April 23 2010
The Hill has the story of the campaign by one activist group to "politely hijack" the official Facebook pages of members of Congress. Read More