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How to Watch Election Results Tonight Online
After all the voting wraps up this evening, the real fun begins - watching the results come in. Whether you want to sit around and watch an auto-refreshing, interactive map
Kids These Days: Politics Has Gone Mobile
The Pew Internet and American Life Project has released a new study, "Politics goes mobile." Among other findings, mobile phone users voted more often than others, those votes were equally
Google on Election Day: People Are Voting for Free Chicken and Ice Cream
The official Google blog just posted some interesting data about hot search trends early in election day and while there are a lot of important questions being asked by millions
Poll: People Don't Rely On Facebook, YouTube, Twitter For Election Information
Fewer people are relying on the Internet in general and social media specifically for election news and information than some social media "experts" would have us believe, according to a
BBC.com Promises "Light" Instead of "Heat" on New U.S. Election Site
Today, BBC.com has launched a U.S. election hub at BBC.com/USelection. It opens with an introduction to the Republican candidates along with a few topical analysis posts. It's a redirect to
Study: Voters Expect Obama to Continue His Online Presence
We wrote a lot about the importance of Barack Obama's use of social media during the recent U.S. election cycle, and we have seen some evidence that the Obama administration
The Election On The Web: A Slideshow
This historic U.S. election already fulfilled its promise of change even before the final ballots were cast. Never before had we seen the internet used so heavily in the political
Twitter's Election Site: A Sign of What's to Come?
Just in time for tonight's first presidential debate (which, as we just learned, will indeed take place), Twitter has launched an election themed site that tracks all the political tweets
Remembering Isaac Asimov's Election Day
Watching the elections in Egypt this week and as one of the few Americans who are planning on voting next week in our off-year election, I am reminded of one
Prediction Markets vs. Survey Data: Fight!
Prediction markets are speculative markets in which investors put money into ideas that are tied to a future event -- such as "Will the Lakers cover the spread?" The idea
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