Daily Digest: If Obama and the Netroots Were in a Relationship on Facebook...
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, November 20 2008
They'd Check the "It's Complicated" Box: "[I]t's all true," says Open Left's Chris Bowers, "Everything you are writing and/or thinking about the progressive blogosphere is correct, almost no ... Read More
Daily Digest: Leaping from Savvy Challenger to Wired President
BY Nancy Scola | Tuesday, November 11 2008
Making New Friends in Washington: Slate's Farhad Manjoo explores Barack Obama's transition from a hyper-networked candidate to a 21st century president from whom, now, much is expected. Campaign finance strictures mean ... Read More
Daily Digest: Never Review a Transition on Opening Night...
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, November 7 2008
Change.gov First Looks: After taking a quick initial look at Change.gov, the Obama transition team's new site, we concluded that while it echoes the campaign's talk of open government, the site doesn't have much meat on ... Read More
Daily Digest: Fired Up, Ready to Govern
BY Nancy Scola | Wednesday, November 5 2008
As that great American president Josiah Bartlet so often said, "What's next?" Last night was a beginning, not an end: there are appointments to be made, policy to be crafted, organizing to done, opposition to ... Read More
Daily Digest: Partying Like It's 11/04/08
BY Nancy Scola | Monday, November 3 2008
The Web on the Candidates The Latest in Robocall Busting: Starring in one of David Spark's "Sixteen Great Twitter Moments" now up on Mashable is the National Political Do Not Contact Registry's Shaun Dakin and ... Read More
Daily Digest: Zapping Errors Between Voter and Vote
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, October 30 2008
The Web on the Candidates On-the-Go Where to Vote Info: If our referral logs and those of our friends are any indication, where to go to cast a ballot is at the top of many peoples' minds these days. A neat new mobile ... Read More
Daily Digest: Swing Staters Getting an Earful from Obama Campaign(s)
BY Nancy Scola | Monday, October 27 2008
The Web on the Candidates Roll Your Own Webathon: We noted a while back the curious case of an anti-Sarah Palin email sent by two New York women to 40-odd friends that attracted a reported 150,000 responses. That humble ... Read More
McCain: Out of Touch, or Just Can't Touch-Type?
BY Micah L. Sifry | Monday, September 15 2008
Friday, the Obama campaign released a new ad mocking John McCain for being so "out of touch" with current realities that "he admits he still doesn't know how to use a computer, can't send an e-mail." It seems as though a ... Read More
McCain: Out of Touch, or Just Can't Touch-Type?
BY Micah L. Sifry | Monday, September 15 2008
Friday, the Obama campaign released a new ad mocking John McCain for being so "out of touch" with current realities that "he admits he still doesn't know how to use a computer, can't send an e-mail." It seems as though a ... Read More
Are Palin, Biden Aware of the Internet?
BY Nancy Scola | Sunday, August 31 2008
Much has been made here and elsewhere about John McCain's admission that he's illiterate -- computer illiterate, that is. But now that the tickets on both the Republican and Democratic sides have been fleshed out with ... Read More