- Gaming the Search Engine, in a Political Season. The Times takes on Google-bombing.
- Both the Times and the Post have articles looking at political uses of online video, with the Times focusing more on home-made video and the power of viral spread and the Post concentrating more on the ability of video to really humiliate candidates (cue maniacal cackle).
- Does the Web Increase Political Polarization? In CIO Insight, a web content expert turns a skeptical eye on the potential of Web 2.0 to bridge partisan divides and involve citizens in government.
- Flash Graphics Take Part in US Election Coverage. Graphics experts analyze the use of Flash presentations by several political news operations, including the Times, Post, NPR and CQ. Good tips for anyone trying to present complex visual information online.
– cpd