At the end of yesterday’s post, I noted that today I’d tackle control issues and their impact on Politics and Web 2.0. The control issues demonstrated by politicians have always been kind of a pet peeve of mine. I’ve taken some heat for pointing out the ridiculous lengths some Republicans go
I was going to post on this yesterday, but got carried away railing against Cox’s piece on web 2.0.
Lost, so far this season, has been phenomenal. I was pretty unhappy with last season, and to be honest I’m not thrilled that they plan to take a break for three months between the first half
The oddly titled discussion site “HotSoup” is up and running. Sadly, it’s even worse than I had suspected it would be. I honestly don’t know where to begin with a critical review.
From a design perspective, it make little sense to me to put the one clear piece of dynamic
At the end of the 2004 election, it was discovered that John Kerry was sitting on nearly $14 million dollars. A lot of Democrats at the time were pissed to learn that he could possibly have won Ohio if only he hadn’t clung to the cash.
Now, with Democrats taking out a $5 to $10
Continuing yesterday’s thoughts on web 2.0, Anne and I exchanged some traffic on that post and this article from the Washington Examiner last week.
They got me wondering whether the online “conservative elite” was aware of what the left had in mind and, if so, whether they were concerned. During the past few years,
My dear friend Anne sent me a note today asking my opinion of web 2.0. My brief reply was simply, “defined as?” For a lot of people, that’s pretty much the problem. I considered sharing some thoughts on the epic lack of clarity that is web 2.0, but I figured I would
I really hate to use the word stupid to describe a campaign’s online efforts. It make me feel bad because I want to encourage political campaigns to do more online, and telling them they have done something astoundingly dumb would generally dissuade them from trying something else.
In Richard Pombo’s case, that may
and you probably do too since you’re reading this blog on the evil Internets. According to a new study by Stanford University one in eight American’s show “problematic Internet use.” They say this addiction could make people as clinically ill as alcoholics. Now the story doesn’t go into what constitutes “problematic Internet use” except
Apparently the magic number in DC is 250,000. When ABC PAC opened its doors and the Rightroots effort kicked off, the effort to bring the GOP kicking and screaming into the era of Internet fundraising received barely any attention. Now that the PAC and Rightroots have brought a quarter million dollars in small
If you have ever had a friend who fabricated much of their life, or if you caught last week’s episode of How I Met Your Mother, you should relate to this one. I once discovered that a very good friend of mine was passing off details of my life as his own when he