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7 Facebook Status Updates Not to Make at Work

Nicole Williams | Posted 09.18.2009 | Living

Read More: Business, Facebook, Social Networking, Work, Bad Bosses, Blackberry, Social-Faux-Pas, Employees, Social Networking Addiction, Social Networking Sites, Good-Jobs, Lousy-Bosses, Ferris Bueller, Internet Politics, Facebook Status, Facebook Addiction, Crazy Bosses, Workplace Taboos, Living News
Nicole Williams

It's great if you have a fabulous job where you get to travel, get chauffeured around in fancy cars, and take meetings with bigwigs. But it's a lot cooler if you don't broadcast it.

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AT&T Censoring the Net?

Mark Jeffrey | Posted 08.27.2009 | Media

Read More: 4chan.Org, AT&T Net Neutrality, Net Neutrality, AT&T, Internet Politics, Internet Censorship, Media News
Mark Jeffrey

If you are a common carrier -- and you are not China or Iraq -- then you'd better behave in a fashion that supports full, open and transparent communication.

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Hardware Risk: China Targets PC Manufacturers

Michael Shtender-Auerbach | Posted 07.11.2009 | World

Read More: Google, Business-and-Human-Rights-Resource-Center, Dell, Microsoft, Business, China Human Rights, John Ruggie, Personal Computers, Global Network Initiative, Yahoo, Internet, Internet Politics, Human Rights, Hewlett Packard, Censorship, Chinese Censorship, World News
Michael Shtender-Auerbach

What happens when the Chinese request all PC's include internal hardware mechanisms for the tracking and monitoring of its users?

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Future Historians: Blogs Drive U.S. Foreign Policy

Ari Melber | Posted 05.13.2009 | Media

Read More: Politics, Orange to Blue, Washington, Cfr, Leslie Gelb, New York Times, Act Blue, Internet Politics, Iraq, Michael Beschloss, Media, Academy, Daily Kos, Foreign Policy, Media News
Ari Melber

For Internet politics, the controversial becomes conventional very quickly. This Sunday's New York Times Book Review has a salient example of blogs' ascension within the conventional wisdom.

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To Big Brother or Not to Big Brother: the Internet Safety v. Parental Control Debate

Suren Ramasubbu | Posted 09.19.2009 | Living

Read More: Sexting, Internet, Ipod, Internet Politics, Stopping-Child-Pornography, Internet Porn, Censorship, Living News
Suren Ramasubbu

A self-organizing Internet safety social network would have seemed impossible a decade ago, but in the age of social media, this type of collaboration seems the natural way to go about the task.

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Real 100 Days: Preserve Bipartisanship With Issue-Oriented, New Media Focus

Maegan Carberry and Elizabeth Blackney | Posted 02.27.2009 | Media

Read More: Rightroots, Real 100 Days, Internet Politics, Obama First 100 Days, 100 Days, Netroots, New Media, Republican Party, Media News
Maegan Carberry and Elizabeth Blackney

The Obama campaign and the newly emerging rightroots movement are grounded in the egalitarian principles of new media. This new media can reverse the course of business as usual.

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Arianna Talks New Media and Politics with Ashton Kutcher

Huff TV | Posted 01.18.2009 | Media

Read More: Web 2.0, Internet, Ashton Kutcher Online, Video, Internet Politics, Ashton Kutcher Arianna Huffington, Web 2.0 Politics, Screen Actors Guild Strike, New Media, Arianna Huffington Ashton Kutcher, Screen Actors Guild, Web Journalism, Internet Journalism, Arianna Huffington, Ashton Kutcher, HuffPost Inauguration Ball, Media News
Huff TV

Arianna Huffington and Ashton Kutcher discuss how the Internet is changing politics, Kutcher's new-media efforts and the Huffington Post's plans for the future.

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Birth Places and Birth Mothers

Christopher Brauchli | Posted 01.10.2009 | Politics

Read More: Obama Family, Obama Birth Certificate, Sarah Palin Scandal, Internet Politics, Pailin, Politics News
Christopher Brauchli

What mighty contests rise from trivial things! Alexander Pope, The Rape of the Lock The Internet is rapidly proving itself the best friend of ...

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Here to Stay?

Jimmy Leach | Posted 12.25.2008 | Media

Read More: Politics Media, Obama Media, Twitter, Internet Politics, Digital Politics, Obama Youtube, Obama Internet, Youtube, Technology, Barack Obama, Obama Technology, Media News
Jimmy Leach

During my short stint as head of digital communications for the Prime Minister, there wasn't a lack of will to try new ways of directly interacting with the citizens of the UK, but it didn't necessarily lead to a higher quality of debate or better outcomes.

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Cyber-Wars: Hate-Mail And The Obama Internet Campaign

Linda Hansen | Posted 11.27.2008 | Home

Read More: John McCain, Citizen Campaigns, Obama/Biden Campaign, Internet Politics, Dirty Politics, Campaign 2008, Internet Hate-Mail, Barack Obama, McCain/Palin Campaign, Offthebus, Obama Email, Obama Internet, Mccain Internet Smear, Mccain Email, Barack Obama 2008, Obama Internet Smear, Viral Email, Home News
Linda Hansen

Internet Obama supporters are no saints. But Campaign 2008, to them, means something more than an outlet for the anger they've been swallowing for the past eight years. Their emails ring like testimonies at an interfaith revival meeting.

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FCC Commissioner's Scare Tactics Reach New Low

Josh Silver | Posted 09.13.2008 | Media

Read More: Internet, Fcc, Internet Politics, Comcast Net Neutrality, Internet Censorship, New Media, Media, Comcast, Comcast Interfering, Net Neutrality, FCC Comcast Hearing, Media News
Josh Silver

FCC Commissioner McDowell suggests that any FCC decision that supports Net Neutrality -- the idea that the Internet must be free and open -- is somehow tantamount to government regulation of content.

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The Online War the Democrats Are Losing: Where's the Strategy?

RJ Eskow | Posted 08.08.2008 | Media

Read More: Web Politics, John McCain, Internet Politics, Political Technology, Internet, Glenn Greenwald, Markos Moulitsas Zuniga, Emails, Barack Obama, Daily Kos, Jane Hamsher, Howie Klein, Jeffrey Porter, Media News
RJ Eskow

The Right's winning the email war, which could prove decisive. It would be ironic if, after all these innovations, Democrats were beaten by a tool that's so crude yet effective.

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Jason Linkins

Four Years Under The Influence: Netroots Nation Panel Examines The Growth Of The Political Internet

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 07.26.2008 | Politics

Read More: Internet, Internet Politics, Karl Frisch, Joe Trippi, Terry Teachout, Amanda Michel, Politics News

At today's Netroots Nation panel, "From Dean To Obama: Four Years In the Internet Revolution," Joe Trippi, late of the John Edwards campaign, had an a...

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Personal Democracy Forum: Blogging The Wisdom Of Crowds

Mayhill Fowler | Posted 07.04.2008 | Home

Read More: Internet Crowds, Tracy Russo Personal Democracy Forum, Facebook Obama, Crowd Politics, Mark Pesce, Obama Internet Obama Crowds, Internet Politics, Obama Netroots, Gina Cooper, Lawrence Lessig, Personal Democracy Forum, Mayhill Fowler, Micah Sifry, Netroots Nation, Cooper Netroots, Joe Rospars, One Million Friends, Home News
Mayhill Fowler

For quite awhile now, I have thought that the netroots affair with Obama would not end well.

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Internet Purchases Shouldn't Be Subsidized

Mark Weisbrot | Posted 06.24.2008 | Business

Read More: Government, Taxes, Internet Policy, Budget Deficit, Internet Politics, Tax Revenue, Revenue, Business News
Mark Weisbrot

So we cannot afford to lose tens of billions of dollars in state and local tax revenues by exempting internet sales. But even if it were affordable, there is no good economic reason to do so.

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Jason Linkins

Website Allows Obama Supporters To Set Agenda

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 06.06.2008 | Politics

Read More: Marc Ambinder, Internet Politics, Digg, Obama Netroots Outreach, Netroots, Barack Obama, Politics News

In the June 2008 Atlantic, Marc Ambinder, touching on the remarkable success the Obama campaign has had leveraging the power of online social networki...

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YouTube-Generation Superdelegates: Help Lauren And Awais Choose A Presidential Candidate

Posted 05.06.2008 | Home

Read More: Young Voters, Delegate Votes, Lauren, Democratic National Convention, Superdelegates, Youtube, University Students, Super Delegates, Lauren and Awais, Dmeocratic Primary, Awais, College Superdelegates, Democrats Superdelegates, Democratic Primary Superdelegates, Video Democracy, Superdelegate Tally, Online Democracy, Particpiatory Democracy, Young Voters Primary, Internet Politics, Innovation Online Politics, Superdelegate Vote Democrats, Superdelegate Vote, Young Superdelegates, Media Develpoments Internet, Superdelegate Videos, New Media Democracy, Home News

The roster of Democratic Party superdelegates is a list of Very Serious People with years of political experience. Also on the list are college kids Lauren and Awais. Watch their YouTube and help them vote.

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Politweets - All the News That's Fit to "Tweet"

Kristin Gorski | Posted 03.28.2008 | Home

Read More: Democratic Expression, Social Media, Twitter, Politweets, Cnn, Alisa Schadt, Gabe Hanford, Youtube, Doug March, Min Kim, Dan Croak, Jason Garber, character140, DNC Twitter, Mobile Devices Politics, Buzz Democrats, Online Organizing, Community Politics Internet, Twitter Politicals, Action Alerts Politics, Mitt Romney Twitter, Blogs Politics Internet, Microblogging, John McCain Twitter, Hillary Clinton Twitter, Barack Obama Twitter, Buzz Political Candidates, Republicans Twitter, Mobile Devices Strategy Politics, Political Campaigns Internet, Twitter Polling, Political Candidates Twitter, Digital Expression, Cell Phones Politics, Democrats Twitter, Internet Politics, Digital Politics, Mike Huckabee Twitter, Buzz Republicans, John Edwards Twitter, RNC Twitter, Polling Politics, Home News
Kristin Gorski

While traditional media outlets excel in wordiness during election season, one social media outlet proudly flaunts its brevity. Twitter is a free "mic...

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