One of my favorite movies is The Truman Show which starred Jim Carrey as a person trapped in a world which never actually existed for the rest of the world to watch as entertainment. Think of it as the most extreme ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates The Washington Post's Jose Antonio Vargas writes about the presidential candidates' use of video, and the reviewers that pick it apart. Specifically, he interviews Jeff Jarvis, James Kotecki, ... Read More

At the Politics Online conference yesterday, a number of people questioned some of my comments on this site. The general theme was "TechPresident is supposed to be candidate neutral, but you seem to spend a lot of time ... Read More

John McCain's social networking tool is a failure. A tipster passed along this National Public Radio segment regarding the politics + tech sphere as it relates to the Presidential campaign. Specifically, the story ... Read More

John McCain launches a NCAA Tournament "bracket" feature on his website. Read More

In a variation on the "online town hall" concept, the McCain campaign will host an "Idea Exchange" this Thursday at 6:30pm EST. While I am surprised they didn't send the e-mail on Thursday afternoon at about 4pm, I am ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Todd Zeigler at the Bivings Report responds to Giuliani consultant Patrick Ruffini and techPresident's David All's discussion about what technologies will have the greatest impact in the 2008 ... Read More

I received a McCain e-mail at 9:14 with the following message: Tonight, I will be appearing on the Late Show with David Letterman on CBS. During this broadcast, I am going to announce that I will be a candidate for ... Read More

Following up on Josh's post, McCain's new myspace page is up. It'll look remarkably familiar to you if you've been to his official website. 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