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10 Tactics For Covering Breaking Election News on Social Media
The biggest upsets in last week's Iowa Caucus may have been in the media rather than the field of Republican presidential candidates. Google outshone the Associated Press in its ability
Google Helps Egyptians Elect First Government Since Mubarak's Fall
Egyptians go to the polls today to vote in the first election since the ouster of longtime dictator Hosni Mubarak. Egypt was a flashpoint in the so-called Arab Spring this
What Do Last Week's U.S. Elections Mean for Net Neutrality?
Following last week's U.S. midterm elections, many are wondering if the Republican Party's victories and impending control of Congress will be the nail in the coffin for net neutrality legislation.
Another Way to Measure Electoral Clout: Watch the Widgets
Even though last night's big contests in Kentucky and Oregon ended in a split decision, with big wins for both Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, most pundits now agree
OpenSocial Foundation Elects Parikh, Smarr to Board
Not to be outdone by the recent US Presidential hoopla, the OpenSocial Foundation - a non-profit corporation that facilitates the development of OpenSocial specifications - held its elections for "Community
OMG I Cost Obama the Election
I don't like to talk about politics too much here on the blog. Oh who am I kidding, I do too. Even if I didn't though this new website from
Electronic Voting 2.0
Living in Canada, I've been spared the joy of voting using Diebold's (now Premier Election Solutions') notorious machines. Given their track record, maybe it's time to consider another vendor -
¡México Decide! - If Undocumented Immigrants Could Vote for the US President
There are a lot of websites where you can share information and discussion about the forthcoming US Presidential election - but ¡México Decide! may be the most interesting one I've
Google Launches U.S. Voter Info Site
With the upcoming U.S. elections only 12 days away, Google has released a new web site to help simply and centralize information about voting locations and voter registration. According to
Who Won In New Hampshire? Google
Six of the leading Republican presidential candidates have spent a combined $1.4 million on online advertising so far during the 2012 election cycle. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama's reelection campaign has
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