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Obama for Internet President
Obama for Internet President
The 2008 US Presidential election is historic for many reasons. Although the role of the internet in campaigning isn’t new, internet related policy in 2008 is more important then ever. I don’t live in the United States, nor am I an American citizen, and yet the policies ...
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Obama Victory Creates Historic Global Demand for Web Content
Obama Victory Creates Historic Global Demand for Web Content
beet.tv — As the world watched the U.S. campaign coverage and the Obama victory speech on computers 7 hours... ago, demand for news content hit a historic record, according to data from Akamai , the Cambridge, Massachusetts provider of global web content ... (more) Obama Victory Creates Historic Global Demand for Web Content
Live Campaign Coverage, Ustream.TV: Follow Presidential Candidate Senator Barack Obama LIVE as ...
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Duncan Riley to stop endorsing candidates first thing tomorrow [Blogging For Dollars]
Gawker: valleywag — ... "If you care about the Internet, Obama should have your vote." Just kill me, that seems easier than suffering through another 763-word endorsement for Barack Obama by a former TechCrunch writer who doesn't even live in America. Riley's no idiot. He's just a capitalist. Every four years, tech bloggers realize that political chatter draws far, far more traffic than tech ever will. So they decide to write about politics. ...

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