A Campaign Stop With a Hip, Innovative Air
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For candidates, a Google stop is part of the obligatory Silicon Valley tour. But even in the Valley, birthplace of many prominent high-tech companies and home to an affluent voting bloc, the company holds a special symbolism.
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Presidential hopefuls starting to use blogs, social networking sites to advance their cause.
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Sure, the presidential candidates have their talking points on taxes, their policies on poverty, their white papers on war. But look beyond those top-tier issues and voters can find the eclectic ideas that reflect candidates' particular passions, their attention to the arcane, sometimes their outsized expectations.
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There is another election this week. The issues are not war, taxes, morals or international credibility. They are microbes, diseases, data and international credibility.
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How campaign donors can defy the odds of a classic economic theory.
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Politics as usual? Hasta la vista, baby. The radical center has flexed its muscle in California, short-circuiting the parties and going directly to the people. Now it could sweep the nation. By Jill Stewart from Wired magazine.
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The White House campaign has brought a new act to Vegas.
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The Democratic candidate steps up his airwaves campaign in an early state.
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Al Gore is launching a competition, open to all, for a high profile advertising campaign on climate change.
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Craigslist displays undeniable grassroots power.
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Ushering in a new era of economic muscle and political opening.
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A quiet couple in Berkeley, California, got sick of being ignored by the system. So they built a new one. How MoveOn.org changed the face of fund raising, brought P2P to political advertising and reinvented grass-roots activism. By Gary Wolf from Wired magazine.
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Forget worldwide fame and power. For Barack Obama the perks of running for president are closer to home.
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On H Street Northeast, there are hipster bars that draw weekend crowds large enough to rival those of U Street. There is a dance studio that teaches ballroom, ballet and Afro-Caribbean. A massive red-brick luxury condo building is rising on the western end, touting the slogan "DC's next great qua...
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Innovative new features are designed to attract casual players looking for a few minutes of fun.
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Patagonia, a seller of outdoor equipment, says it wouldn't have a business if the wilderness were paved over. So the company launches a voter-education initiative on its website to support environment-friendly candidates. By Louise Witt.
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Political couch potatoes who can't get enough of the impending presidential election will find endless fun with "The Political Machine."