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Showing 1-8 of 8 results foundEnticing text messagers in a get-out-the-vote push
August 18, 2008 By offering to reveal his running mate via text message, Sen. Barack Obama is hoping to harvest millions of cell phone numbers.(From The New York Times)In presidential race, who's getting techies' money?
April 23, 2007 Index offers a peek at which top fund-raisers appear to be doing well with the tech crowd so far.Technology Voters' Guide: Barack Obama
January 2, 2008 Staunch believer in Net neutrality says he'll push for infrastructure improvements so the U.S. can lead in broadband penetration. Special coverage: Election 2008YouTube video debate actually worked
July 24, 2007 Posing questions to presidential candidates through brief YouTube videos is unusual but proves successful.Thanks to BitTorrrent, Net neutrality debate reignites
November 2, 2007 Following claims of Comcast blocking file-sharing traffic, debate over whether to create laws to keep the Internet open has resurfaced.A picture worth a thousand lies
July 31, 2007 Neal Krawetz, a security researcher at Hacker Factor, knows a fake photo when he sees one. He also knows how it's done. Images: Pictures that lieRon Paul: The Internet's favorite candidate
August 6, 2007 The libertarian-leaning Republican may not receive as much media coverage as better-known presidential candidates, but he enjoys a commanding lead on the Internet.Congress catching on to the value of blogs
January 26, 2006 It's starting slowly, but a group of senators and representatives are now blogging, and some observers expect the number to grow as elections near.
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