More Internet Ads in Presidential Race
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WASHINGTON Oct. 4, 2004 - While there has been more Internet advertising activity in this year&#39;s presidential race than in the past, the money spent on Web ads still pales in comparison to that allocated
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Oct. 27, 2004 - Political junkies of all stripes have gotten much of their news and political commentary during this year&#39;s campaign from online sources, and a new survey finds the Internet is contributing to a wider awareness of political views.
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Presidential campaigns are about more than just speeches, rallies and the horse race.
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The 2008 Democratic White House  contenders go online on Thursday for what sponsors are calling  the first presidential &quot;mash-up&quot; -- a Web-based video forum  that allows viewers to pick and choose what they want to see.
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There's an adage in politics: Only underdogs acknowledge their opponents. Joe Biden not only mentions all his rivals, he lists their Internet sites on his own campaign Web page.
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Just about everybody wants to have their say in this presidential election. From evangelical preachers who claim "God is not a Republican or a Democrat" to the anti-abortion Catholics Against Kerry, political advertising by smaller groups, and individuals in some cases, is popping up across the country.
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While there has been more Internet advertising activity in this year's presidential race than in the past, the money spent on Web ads still pales in comparison to that allocated for TV commercials, the first-ever study of online political ads found.    The study, released Monday by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, said President Bush, Democrat John Kerry, their political parties and allied independent groups spent $2.6 million to post banner ads on Web sites from January through August...
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The social networking site is co-sponsoring a Republican presidential debate, followed by a Democratic one, in New Hampshire this week. What's notable is that at least five candidates are likely to be forcibly excluded.
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The $2.6 million the candidates have spent on Web banner ads is less than 1% of what they have poured into TV ads.
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The Internet's chock-full of information and persuasion to help you solidify your vote.  Here's a quick guide.
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Candidates use the Internet to generate buzz, draw grass-roots support and raise record amounts of money. But in the intense, round-the-clock world of online presidential campaigning, the good comes with the bad.
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As the high-octane US election campaigns continue, two seventy-somethings, Ron Paul and Mike Gravel's lively, iconoclastic stances have mobilized support among young people on the Internet.
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Some are born to rule, others to  ridicule is a worthy reminder to U.S presidential hopefuls  struck by an endless arsenal of satirical barbs on the Web.
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The run-up to the U.S.  presidential election is casting the spotlight on a new crop of  Web sites for political-minded singles who are seeking Mr. or  Ms. Right ... or Left.
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Candidates could face problems as they try to integrate online political discourse into traditional campaigning.
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With political fund raising, campaign advertising and organizing taking place in full swing over the Internet, it may just be a matter of time before the Federal Election Commission joins the action.
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The business of US politics is booming on the Internet, as 2008 White House hopefuls rake in donations, organize, and get their message out, hoping that online efforts will yield real-world votes.