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September 24, 2006

Invading Cyberspace

There is an article in the  Pittsburgh Tribune-Review today on how political campaigns have "invaded cyberspace" and discover video blogs, MySpace, YouTube, and Facebook.

The article notes:

    This year's Internet-based campaign focus is unprecedented. And it's mostly aimed at younger voters who are more apt to watch streaming video on a computer instead of the evening news.

September 24, 2006 in Campaign Websites, Use of the Internet in Political Campaigns, Web/Tech, Weblogs |

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