The Web on the Candidates Last night YouTube launched a new feature called "Spotlight." Each week, a different candidate will be in the "spotlight" on YouTube, putting up a video and asking for video responses from the ... Read More

After reading a Wall Street Journal article entitled, "In '08 Race, Web Tactics Are Even More Integral, on March 19, Robbin Steif CEO of lunametrics wrote on the company's blog about the web analytics packages that the ... Read More

Today at 11:30 AM, John McCain will live-stream his speech regarding Iraq at the Virginia Military Institute. This isn't particularly ground-breaking until you find out that I've personally been emailed by two senior ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates MyDD's Jonathan Singer interviewed John Kerry on his book tour and Kerry unexpectedly mentioned that John McCain had approached him in 2004 about joining the ticket as Vice President.  ... Read More

As candidates cede authority over their web presence to supporters, allowing the posting of voter-generated content to campaign sites, there are bound to be some interesting and unexpected consequences. I decided to ... Read More

Is John McCain actually starting to "get it?" I would argue so. At least the evidence is starting to look that way. Let's dig in... Read More

TechCrunch and Newsvine have the scoop: John McCain's MySpace page was hacked today, by (of all people) Newsvine founder and CEO Mike Davidson. According to TechCrunch, Davidson designed the MySpace template that McCain ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates The "wine track" vs. the "beer track": the division between upper- and working-class Democrats can be seen as "a competition between upscale 'wine track' candidates and blue-collar 'beer track' ... Read More

I did a quick search on Google for "President 2008" hoping to find a collection of links to the major candidates. After all, some people think the campaign has already started. But instead of finding Hillary, ... Read More

Last week at the IPDI Conference in Washington, DC, the keynote address was offered by Elliot Schrage, the VP of Global Communications & Public Affairs for Google. In his address, he noted that the "downside of ... Read More