I’m not an Obama fan. That much I’ve made clear on this blog here, here, and here. But, I’m also able to put aside my political preferences and acknowledge his campaign’s mastery of the interactive space, specifically in social media. When Obama was running against Hillary (my choice) I wrote that his success vs. the Clinton [...]
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MSNBC offers a fantastic widget (seen below) for tracking the election coverage. Visit this link to see the MANY options MSNBC is offering.
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Here’s the visual proof from my iPhone.
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Noticed some really interesting things online this morning (election day). Google, who usually spruces up their logo for certain events and/or occasions, was noticeably quiet. While others, like Facebook and Yahoo! were actively engaging with their visitors. Very cool. To me, when we talk about social media, this is what we’re [...]
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I Came across a great post on the twitter blog today about the chatter within the twitter community regarding the recent acceptance speeches by McCain, Palin, Obama, and Biden.
I find the above chart fascinating. It simply looks at the number of times each candidates name was mentioned before, during, and after their acceptance speeches. [...]
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I can’t believe I’m actually posting something positive about Paris Hilton, but here you go.
See Paris Hilton Responds to McCain Ad and more funny videos on FunnyOrDie.com
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This was in response to this video.
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When someone has a big time strength what do you do? You attack it and make it appear to be a weakness. This latest spot from team McCain is so damn smart.
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Could be one of the BEST political spots I’ve ever seen. Nice work by team McCain. Thanks to Bob Garfield for bringing this to my attention via AdAge.
My favorite quote from the users posts under the article was:
“Look, Obama is a nice guy who also seems to be very smart & well-spoken.
But him [...]
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