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Josh Catone Leaving ReadWriteWeb
I'm sad to say that Josh Catone is leaving ReadWriteWeb today, to move on to a new job at a popular web development community website. Josh was the first daily
Web Crystal Ball: Obama and Paul Will Win Tonight
The use of social networking and web-based organizing tools in politics has been a major story over the past year (in fact, we named it as our 6th most important
Cartoon: The President's Blackberry
The news that Barack Obama will probably have to surrender his Blackberry during his time in office seems incongruous. With a torrent of suggestions flying for how the new U.S.
Swiftboating Made Accessible via VoterVoter.com
VoterVoter.com is a new web site from advertising firm WideOrbit, which manages $10 billion worth of advertising on 950 TV, radio, and cable stations in the US, that brings the
Republicans Use Social Media Too
During the election season, Barack Obama's campaign got a lot of kudos for its use of social media tools. As we noted in our post entitled Obama's Social Media Advantage,
If Social Media Doesn't Change Voter Behavior, Will Joining Instagram Help Obama Win?
Amidst all the Iowa noise from last night and today's announcement about the end of Michele Bachmann's presidential bid, something else happened: President Obama quietly joined social photo sharing app
Presentation: Barack Obama's Internet Strategy
We've written a lot about how Barack Obama's Internet strategy was a significant reason for his success last year - first in the Democratic nomination, then the Presidential election. We've
VIDEO INTERVIEW: MMORPG eRepublik's Alexis Bonte
After selling Last Minute to Travelocity, Alexis Bonte developed an obsession with Sid Meier's strategy game Civilization. Bonte played so often, that his wife began to complain. He jokes that
Are The Kids Voting? (And Why Web Users Should Care)
With Election Day upon us, one segment of the U.S. population is under heavy scrutiny: the youth voters. Will this typically apathetic group of voters actually turn out at the
Iowa Tested Social Media's Ability To Make Political Predictions
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney won last night's Iowa Caucus by eight votes, and the consensus on what role Twitter and social media played in the contest may be just
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