It's been quite a day out here on the internets, with the blogosphere buzzing over our story yesterday of how Obama volunteer Joe Anthony lost control of his MySpace Obama page to the pros at the Obama campaign. And now ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates James Kotecki is calling Hillary Clinton to task for not having posted a new "Hillcast" video in over six weeks. When she first started to post videos, they were a bit stilted and tight, and her ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates There are 10 months until the first primaries, so you wouldn't think there'd be enough material for best-of political video lists... yet there already is. Todd Zeigler at the Bivings Report ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates MSNBC produced a very cool interactive feature called "Rate the Candidates" to accompany their broadcast of the Democratic presidential debate last night. The Flash voting site has handy sliders ... Read More

As David and Stowe and a bunch of other people have noticed, Barack Obama is Twittering. Now, I'll gladly apologize if I'm wrong on this, but it appears that Mr. Obama didn't write his first Twitter. There's just ... Read More

He's had the account open for a while, but I just received this email... Dig in below the fold tweets... Read More

The Web on the Candidates The web is turning political novices into political organizers, writes the Lehigh Valley (PA) Morning Call. Two months ago Michele Tims, a social worker in Allentown, "started an online group ... Read More

Note: Since this post originally went up, the Clinton campaign has added an issue link on its navigation menu. _______________________________________________________________ I go to a presidential candidate website, I ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Colin Delany at e.politics links to a post from the French blog Netpolitique responding to PoliticsOnline's assertion that Barack Obamacould be the JFK of the web. Instead, the French writer ... Read More

No one doubts that MoveOn.org is one of the most powerful and versatile e-organizations of the 21st century. But a quick glance at participation rates in the group's first "Virtual Townhall" this week might make you ... Read More