Barackites lash out at Hillary Clinton through one of the most impressive YouTube commercials I've ever seen. Read More

It took just a few hours, but at the moment it looks like the same grass-roots army that has been showing up online and on the streets for Barack Obama has also swung into gear on Eventful.com's new Politics page. Read More

The Web on the Candidates Andrew Golis at TPMCafe rounds up this week's chatter in the blogosphere about Rudy Giuliani. "A few weeks ago, liberal writers were worried that voters would forget that when Giuliani was Mayor ... Read More

Barack Obama may have more friends than Hillary Clinton on MySpace, but right now the Senator from New York has 30 times more people demanding that she do a political appearance in their city than the Senator from ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Heather Greenfield of Technology Daily writes about the use of Google Adwords and Google-bombing in political campaigns. Despite search-engine operators' objections, bloggers from the left and ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Danny Glover at AirCongress posted a 45-minute video (it's hosted on YouTube; since Google owns it, they made an exception for the 10-minute video length rule) of Hillary Clinton speaking to ... Read More

This weekend I took an hour to review all the candidates sites as if I were coming to them ignorant -- simply using the web (as many will) to decide who to support. I assumed that I would start trying to figure out, "why ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Is Al Gore running? Leonardo DiCaprio couldn't get it out of it him, but after he won an Oscar for best documentary last night people are talking. Patrick Ruffini noticed that Gore's web site ... Read More

Continuing a review of potential prez candidate emails, today's topic is the use of a candidate's spouse to soften the candidate's image. In an earlier post, I mentioned that most of the campaigns have caught on to ... Read More

So what made Aregbe's group special? Just as in the case of Ben Parr's "Students Against Facebook News Feed", the success of the group was somewhat arbitrary, but there were factors that contributed to its success. ... Read More