Digg the vote: one presidential hopeful has mastered the art of online campaigning. Too bad it's Ron Paul

Article Abstract:

Presidential candidate Ron Paul is harnessing the power of the internet in his campaign. Paul and his supporters were able to exploit many of the Web 2.0 sites such as digg, Flickr, and Facebook.

Methods, Evaluation, Media coverage, Web 2.0, Paul, Ron

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The dean machine marches on

Article Abstract:

Many candidates using the Internet to campaign are reviewed. The old ways of campaigning are replaced by the Internet to collect funds, advertise and are seen as modern candidates.

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Is your TV watching you?

Article Abstract:

Queries by Internet users regarding the use and misuse of Internet services, such as Instant Messenger, are answered.

Analysis, Instant messaging technology, Instant messaging

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