How to Start a Viral Political Campaign on YouTube
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If you've got something to say about a political candidate, the government, a public policy or the treatment of society's dispossessed, there's no better way to spread the message across the net than on YouTube. Write a script, tell a story, shoot your video. Learn the path to viral fame on Wired's How-To Wiki.
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One of the most widely read U.S.  political blogs is inviting candidates for the 2008  presidential election to hold an online debate, a first that  would confirm the Internet's reach and influence.
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The video format of the YouTube/CNN debate could elicit emotional responses from the candidates.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls prepare for the first debate to use voters' video questions sent via YouTube.
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The first video game to mimic a presidential election
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Democratic presidential hopefuls launch a new form of political debate - taking questions from YouTube.
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How an irreverent Internet news channel is shaking up British politics
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The presidential race is being played out in several new video and online games.
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RICHMOND -- Virginia's U.S. Senate race has catapulted bloggers into the middle of electioneering and controversy as campaign supporters use their online forums to connect with voters, raise money and spread gossip.
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Facebook is the latest entrant into the online video battle -- an effort to gain ground on social networking rivals.
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It was inevitable. In the Internet age, interest groups seeking influence in Washington are joining presidential candidates in discovering a new electronic tool to press their agenda: YouTube.
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Candidates could face problems as they try to integrate online political discourse into traditional campaigning.
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YouTube is expected to launch a form of advertising on some of its video clips today, employing a user-controlled method that is gaining ground as marketers and Web sites look for ways to make money while keeping viewers engaged.
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Last week Democratic presidential hopeful Barak Obama launched his own social network, MyBarakObama.  Thereâs been a lot of discussion as to who made this and how well it works. Iâm not really concerned with either. What Iâm wondering is: Why was this made? MyBarakObama offers features already available on free sites like MeetUp, MySpace and Facebook [...]
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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.
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Blogs and other Web 2.0 technologies are having a profound impact on this year's presidential campaign, and candidates are using the new media in different ways to boost their campaigns.
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The Republican National Committee launches a new anti-Democrat Valentine's Day viral marketing campaign. What better way to say I love you than to send someone an e-card making fun of Obama or Clinton, and get them added to the GOP's mailing database?