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Politicians petting puppies on demand
October 3, 2006 Comcast Spotlight is selling video-on-demand spots for political-office candidates.Got a question for Obama or Clinton? Join the online debate
April 23, 2007 Charlie Rose-hosted presidential debates on Yahoo, Slate and The Huffington Post to let voters query candidates, assess performance.Scottish e-counting under scrutiny in election mess
May 4, 2007 Rejected ballots lead to Electoral Commission investigation of electronic-counting process, other factors.Want a job? Clean up your Web act
March 28, 2007 Uncouth blogs and social-networking bloopers can hurt your employability, a survey of more than 600 employers finds.U.K. government loses data on driving-test candidates
December 18, 2007 Hard disk containing details on 3 million candidates goes missing at facility run by contractor for the Driving Standards Agency.Google grapples with increasingly political Web
March 15, 2007 Online explosion of campaign and voter activity poses difficult information-organizing questions, executive says.MySpace to hold mock presidential election
April 3, 2007 January virtual vote to give real candidates tool to gauge popularity among U.S. users, despite age, of the gigantic social network.Did worm infect Alaska candidates' site?
October 26, 2006 A husband-wife team running in the state's governor's race blame a hacker for infecting their election Web site with a virus.Wikipedia for politics? A new site gives it a try
October 9, 2007 New politics-and-government wiki PoliticalBase.com hopes to draw readers by offering neutral information and the opportunity to add to entries.Ron 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.MySpace to host college campus presidential town halls
May 10, 2007 Social-networking site to enable users at home to watch a Webcast, send instant-message questions to candidates.On Web standards, Libertarian candidates win
October 26, 2006 In News.com survey of which 2006 campaign sites followed standards most closely, Libertarians topped the charts.YouTube video debate actually worked
July 24, 2007 Posing questions to presidential candidates through brief YouTube videos is unusual but proves successful.Microsoft moves closer to new browser release
August 24, 2006 Company hits "release candidate" stage for Internet Explorer 7, first major update offered in recent years.Pioneering Net politico dies at 72
March 3, 2006 Harry Browne, two-time presidential candidate, blogger and host of Webcast promoting individual liberty, passes away.Why political bloggers can breathe easier
September 19, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains how political blogs are able to remain exempt from campaign finance regulations.Learning the lessons of 9/11 for real
September 1, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper writes that the government's diffident approach to cybersecurity is a ticking time bomb.Technology Voters' Guide: Chris Dodd
January 4, 2008 Democrat, who dropped out of the race on Thursday after the Iowa caucuses, supports Net neutrality and opposes the "idea of assigning people bar codes."Special coverage: Election 2008BEA's financial restatements key to warding off Icahn
November 2, 2007 Company needs to get financials in order if it hopes to keep its biggest shareholder from taking control of a possible buyout, legal experts say.A judicial blessing for vote-swapping sites
September 5, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains why a court victory could turn Web sites into a deciding factor in close presidential elections. Sponsored matches for "candidate"
