Gallup Poll Moves Online With Webcast
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Free daily eight-minute video featuring pollster-in-chief Frank Newport as a stand-up anchor talking about the firm's latest polling data goes online at 6 a.m. Monday through Friday. -Leslie Walker
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In the race for the White House money and voters are key, yet a new study found few of those running in the 2008 presidential race are using their Web sites to provide ready information on how to register to vote.
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The Internet doesn't have time zones, and while my colleagues in the blogosphere who happen to be located in the Eastern or Central time zones were watching the debate live on TV, we in the western states were left to either wait three hours, or DIY a Ustream webcast of the debate, which we did. About half way through we figured out how to make the local New Hampshire ABC affiliate webcast work on a Mac, and it was a little easier to understand what was going on. In 2008, sixteen years into the web, there's no excuse for not broadcasting a political event live to the world. If ABC News hasn't got the ability to do it, then ABC News shouldn't be running it. That Facebook lent its name and reputation to this fiasco is amazing. Why didn't they speak up?  BTW, otoh, Charles Gibson was a great moderator and the format was, in every way, fantastic. What a shame we all couldn't experience at the same time.
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As if the U.S. presidential contest  wasn't enough like a horse race, Web users all over the world  can now bet on the outcome through online futures exchanges  that treat politics like corn, cocoa or other commodities.
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Editor and Publisher - NEW YORK Americans are more likely to get their news from local TV and newspapers than national sources, according to a Gallup Poll released today. But of all sources, only news on the Internet is gaining in popularity.
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This year&#39;s USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup polling on the presidential race is coming under attack from liberal critics who say Gallup&#39;s methods produce results that are biased in favor of President Bush.
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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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As if the U.S. presidential contest wasn't enough like a horse race, Web users all over the world can now bet on the outcome through online futures exchanges that treat politics like corn, cocoa or other commodities.
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In the race for best media coverage of Election Day, the winners were television Web sites, according to a report.
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A slip of the tongue during Tuesday night&#39;s vice presidential debate sent viewers to a billionaire&#39;s anti-Bush site in a cyberspoof that rocked the Web.
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LOS ANGELES, June 18  /PRNewswire/ -- The results of a national online Magid Media Futures(TM) survey conducted the last week in March of 2007 have just been released, documenting the huge growth in popularity for Americans to view video online over the Internet.
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More politicians have been giving pointers to Web sites during speeches and appearances, particularly during this presidential election cycle.
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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.
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Blog: A look at the video conversation site Friction.TV
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After nearly 50,000 Michigan Democrats cast ballots over the Internet in February, academics eagerly sought election data that would help them determine what types of people voted online. But scholars around the country complain that they haven't been able to get statistics from the Feb. 7 caucus.
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Even non-Americans can cast a vote in the upcoming US presidential election thanks to a Web site tracking world opinion on the race for the White House.
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THE RACE: The presidential race for Democrats, Republicans according to USA Today/Gallup Poll