Exclusively for Personal Democracy Plus subscribers: Following in Google's footsteps, Twitter releases a global transparency report; a member of Congress gets in on the "Call Me Maybe" craze; protesters turn online to monitor — and to question — Mexican election results; and more in today's roundup of news about technology in politics from around the web. Read More

Exclusively for Personal Democracy Plus subscribers: The best jokes from last night's waiting-for-SCOTUS follies; Capitol Hill looks at broadband regulations; more federal agencies move to cloud-based email; and more in today's roundup of news about technology in politics from around the web. Read More

Exclusively for Personal Democracy Plus subscribers: A snapshot of Barack Obama's "high-tech ground game;" how Twitter users failed while trying to parse Supreme Court decisions 140 characters at a time; and more in today's roundup of technology in politics from around the web. Read More

Exclusively for Personal Democracy Plus subscribers: How well the presidential candidates are faring in Silicon Valley fundraising; how the popular Supreme Court-watching site SCOTUSblog is preparing for what's sure to be an influx of attention; and more in today's roundup of news about technology in politics from around the web. Read More

Exclusively for Personal Democracy Plus subscribers: Today's roundup of news about technology in politics from around the web, including reports that the Obama campaign is making a huge effort to communicate to voters around small issues; new cybersecurity legislation; how Twitter and Google Docs-powered election monitoring played out in Egypt's elections; and more. Read More

Exclusively for Personal Democracy Plus subscribers: It's likely the European Parliament will reject a controversial anti-piracy trade agreement; how advocacy organizations are preparing for the Supreme Court decision on health care; and more in today's roundup of news about technology in politics from around the web. Read More

Exclusively for Personal Democracy Plus subscribers: The latest campaign spending numbers are in and both campaigns are laying out a significant amount online; Mother Jones takes a swipe at attack ads by posting its own — from the fantasy world of HBO's series "Game of Thrones;" and Nicholas Kristof talks bootleg diplomacy in his latest column — all in today's roundup of news about technology in politics from around the web. Read More