Ohio Candidate Seeks Advice of Web Surfers
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An Ohio candidate in a long-shot bid to unseat a 16-term House veteran has an unusual approach in deciding how to spend his campaign. He asks Web surfers: Should he sleep in? Prepare for his debate? Campaign door to door?
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By Julie Hinds, Detroit Free Press  Sep. 11--If you want to run for office with a human touch, try using a little technology.   At his gubernatorial campaign Web site, Republican challenger Dick DeVos regularly posts video logs that let him talk directly to online visitors.
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By JIM MORRIS  Does Ohio's governor pay enough attention to your outdoor recreation interests? Has he ignored state parks? Is the water quality in your favorite lake good enough and should the governor do something about it?   Forget the current governor. His time has passed.
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This interview is the beginning of a series on search engines. We'll briefly look at their history, and delve into some of the techniques of optimizing Web sites for search engines. By Lee Underwood. 0812
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DAYTON, Ohio Â If Sen. Barack Obama becomes the Democratic nominee, he faces a financial dilemma: Use his vaunted fundraising operation for the general election or limit himself by accepting public funds.
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The Texas Republican may be shifting his focus to his congressional campaign, but as the Web's favorite dark horse, Ron Paul harnessed the power of the Internet to turn his long-shot candidacy into a powerful rallying cry for disaffected Netizens.
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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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By Joe Blundo, The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio  Sep. 17--Today I examine a burning question in the Ohio race for governor: Has the campaign so far been real or just an elaborate parody? Arguments can be made for both, but I see strong evidence for parody.
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The inventor of the World Wide Web told a technology conference yesterday that making the Web more useful hinges on a familiar challenge: getting the players behind the technology to agree on standards governing how computers communicate with one another.
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Ohioans don't lack for top-level political attention these days.
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John Kerry's campaign has joined a lawsuit by third-party presidential candidates seeking a recount in Ohio. A lawyer for the campaign said Thursday the campaign does not question the Democrat's loss but wants any counting to take place statewide.
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By Helen Bebbington Contributing Writer  DAYTON -- There was a time when Sandy Rash, 64, of Centerville would have to ask friends to help her surf the Internet for information. Her friends would encourage Rash to get her own computer.
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Eric Schmidt, the chairman and chief executive of the world's largest search engine, needs to update his profile on company Web site.
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Google's chief executive offered some  advice on Wednesday to Republicans looking ahead to the 2008  presidential contest: make better use of the Internet's  electioneering power if you want to win next time.
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Sen. John Kerry has 237,400 reasons for hope in Ohio. That's the number of jobs Ohio has lost since President Bush won the state by 3.6 percentage points four years ago. Ohioans consider jobs and the economy their top concern, with terrorism and homeland security close behind.
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The Internet has provided U.S. Sen. Barack Obama a rapid recruiting platform for the Illinois Democrat's fledgling presidential campaign.
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(Xenia, Ohio-AP) Oct. 16, 2004 - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry promises Ohio voters that he will work his hardest to generate new jobs to replace those that have been lost overseas.