The Web on the Candidates Jeff Jarvis posts a great video on PrezVid grading most of the candidates on their use of YouTube, and showing us some of the best and worst moments from their videos.  John Edwards and ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates  The key to the 2008 presidential race won't the be candidates' stands on issues like Iraq, global warming, or the economy.  Instead, suggests Carla Marinucci in the San Francisco ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates A commenter on Jeff Jarvis' Buzzmachine says that "there's a big elephant in the room on viral video for politics," which is that as more political advertising (and eyeballs) end up on YouTube, ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates There's a new GOP Bloggers straw poll out, and this month Fred Thompson is the conservatives' fave.   However, the Hotline's Blogometer is starting to notice a pattern: "a new name is ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates As reported by James Kotecki, Wesley Clark has started to produce videos for his website, stopIranWar.com. While Kotecki is upset that Clark isn't mentioning Kotecki's name responding directly ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates James Kotecki has been offering the presidential candidates free advice about using online video but he's disappointed in the one-way conversations most of them are conducting (read: they won't ... Read More

TechPresident reader Patrick Rodriguez sent in a chart he compiled showing which presidential candidates are hot on Digg, and whose stories are most frequently buried (hidden by users). 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 YouTube can be friend and enemy to a campaign, reports the Mercury News. The ubiquity of cell phone cameras and online video can make candidates extremely wary the YouTube effect, but they can ... Read More

Blaming "Bill Donohue and his calvacade of right wing shills," embattled blogger Amanda Marcotte resigned from the John Edwards campaign yesterday. Is Marcotte a casualty of the boring-down of campaign bloggers? Daniel ... Read More