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The Obama Bump Felt on Facebook
Ah, what a difference a caucus makes. In November, when ABC and Facebook announced their partnership for US political coverage we, like many other tech pundits, expressed skepticism. We noted
Google to Build Tools to Increase Voter Participation
From gerrymandering of electoral districts to new debates over requiring voters to present government ID at polling stations, whether and how more or less people participate in elections has always
Study: More People are Turning to the Web for Political Info
A new study from the Pew Internet and American Life Project reveals that 46% of Americans have used the Internet, email, or text messaging to get or share election information
User Generated Politics: CNN-YouTube Debates Tonight
If you believe the hype, today marks the start of a new era in American politics, where citizen journalism gets its moment in the limelight. Or it marks a low
Open Sourcing Government: Pirate Party Wins 15 Seats in Berlin's Parliament
In a sign of how strongly Internet-related issues can affect real-world politics, the German branch of the Pirate Party has won 15 seats in Berlin's regional parliament. The Pirate Party,
Google Launches U.S. Elections Portal & Google+ Page
Ahead of the Iowa Caucuses, Google has launched its U.S. elections hub. The site features news, calendars, maps and videos, as well as online tools campaigns, organizers and reporters can
How Loomia Aims to Drive Revenue for Media Websites in 2009
Loomia is a content recommendations service, used on sites such as the Wall Street Journal and PC World. We've profiled Loomia's Facebook app before, which tracks what you and your
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
How Barack Obama Can Go Beyond A Brand Using Google+
The President of the United States has just joined Google+. Well, sort of. This new page is actually a Google+ brand page for the Obama For America 2012 campaign. Republican
US Congressman Tries Digg for Politics
Launched a couple of weeks ago by U.S. Representative John R. Kuhl, Jr., a Republican from New York's 29th District, the "Fix Washington" project aims to make DC politics a
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