Attention, Candidates:    MySpace Members Vote
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'Impact Presidential Poll' reveals users of the social network follow politics (often online) and vote.
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Analysis: Every campaign has a site, but this presidential candidate uses technology effectively to connect with voters.
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MySpace's musical venture with SNOCAP underlines changes underway.
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With the presidential election just a few weeks away, the pressure is mounting on both camps to effectively use the Internet to help woo voters and secure an Election Day win.
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Top global social networking site  MySpace.com plans on Monday to unveil a campaign to educate  parents, schools and teenagers about Internet safety as it  moves to protect many of its young users.
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The brains behind Hot or Not have turned their attention -- and their wallets -- to getting people to join the electorate. Twin $100,000 prizes are up for grabs to those who register to vote. By Dan Brekke.
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Candidate is first to appear in a joint MySpace-MTV forum that will take questions over instant messenger and lets netizens vote on his answers.
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Social-networking site is co-sponsoring a Republican presidential debate, followed by a Democratic one, this week--but at least five candidates will likely be excluded.
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Vote on the latest in Halloween nerdwear and submit photos of your own costume.
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Looking for a way of reaching young voters, candidates have discovered the social networking sites.
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By Kelly Proctor, Chattanooga Times/Free Press, Tenn.  Jun. 23--Social networking sites such as MySpace aren't restricted to teenagers or to hard-wired computer users anymore.
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The youth-heavy online hangout MySpace.com is launching a voter-registration drive to engage its members in civics.
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By THE WASHINGTON POST  Does the name evoke MySpace.com? That's a calculated strategy, right down to the instant messaging, user profile data and thumbnail photos.
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Seeking new subscribers, Match.com is testing a Facebook app, considering a hookup with MySpace.
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As the 2004 election approaches, groups everywhere are springing into action to get the word out about their candidate. But one group is already in the spotlight: musicians and rockers who come out to support the party.
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Social networking sites have changed the game for political candidates.
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Bloggers and other Internet activists made their marks in the past two presidential elections chiefly by building networks of political enthusiasts and raising money for candidates. Now, they are pushing aggressively into policymaking -- and not just over high-profile issues such as Iraq.