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Poligraft Tracks Influence on Government
This is so cool it makes me a little sick to my stomach with excitement. Well, first I should explain. I came across this service called Poligraft in our Tips
In Malaysia, Bloggers Become Politicians
We've written a lot about the Internet's role in American politics over the past six months as the US heads toward presidential elections next fall. How the web is playing
The Most Popular YouTube Videos and the Bloggers Who Embed Them
YouTube is, by far, the most popular online video service, but we actually know very little about how bloggers use the service to embed videos on their own sites. Sysomos,
The Birth of the Political Long Tail
Are we witnessing the emergence of the Long Tail of politics over the course of this presidential election cycle in the United States? Central Desktop CEO Isaac Garcia thinks so,
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
Network Convergence Requires A Change in the Politics of IT
The network is not as sexy as the world of mobile devices and social technologies. But it is critical for all the voice and data that passes over IP networks
DiggFilter vs. DiggSuggest: Third Party Recommendation Engines Head-to-Head
Digg's long-awaited recommendation engine might be the most anticipated upcoming feature at the social news site. It was first mentioned by Kevin Rose at the EmTech conference last September, and
A Victory for the Community? Oracle Spin Out OpenOffice, but Questions Remain
Oracle made the announcement today that OpenOffice will become a community project and no longer a commercial endeavor. It's not a surprising move. But it does feel like a victory
Meetup: The Secret Campaign Weapon?
Web metrics firm Compete released their latest "Candidate FaceTime" metric yesterday, which measures how many hours people are spending across the social networking profiles of US presidential candidates. Not surprisingly,
Social Media is Slowly Changing the Demographics of Political Engagement
Traditionally, political participation has always been highly correlated with income and education. According to a new report (PDF), this is still holds true for those who participate in political activities
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