The Debate Over How and How Long
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President Bush is likely to respond to recession fears much as he did on entering office in 2001, but this time around Democrats are planning to push back.
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AMs are to decide on a full debate on a controversial plan for a windfarm off the south Wales coast.
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Variety - NEW YORK -- The Great White Way and the Great White North will have to wait a little longer to get together.
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When it comes to time, it's all about perspective. Seven minutes of commercials will always seem longer than seven minutes of game action.
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Einstein, Plato and other big thinkers grappled with the concept of time. Now it's your turn. In the Wired Wiki.
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Complaints about the federal hiring process are long-standing. Job applicants say it takes too long and is too confusing and that they often wait for much of a year without feedback on where their application stands.
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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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Previous tests used to take three to five days and sometimes more than a week. professor at the University of Hong Kong who led the research team.
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Comment is free: Timothy Garton Ash: From Poland to Italy, democracies struggle to create mass parties that will last longer than a speed-dating session.
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Sometimes in Washington it takes a while for issues to ripen. Sometimes decades.
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Blog: The term mind share gets thrown around quite a bit these days and the essence of the term is, well, confusing.  Some may say that mind share is the amount of mental time given to a specific topic, but I tend to disagree.  To me, mind share is the a
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The simple answer is that there's no simple answer.
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Malcolm Gladwell examines the science of split-second decisions.
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A sigh, a glance at a wristwatch, a  5 o'clock shadow. After all the weighty words are passed back  and forth in a presidential debate, it is often a simple  gesture or a quick quip or a difference in appearance that  remains in the memory.
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Comment is free: Martin Kettle: The time-honoured debate about a Labour-Lib Dem pact will not go away. But does the idea still make political sense?
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The debate is so politically loaded that it's tough to tell who's being straight about the real areas of progress and how breakthroughs can be achieved. TIME sorts it out
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More people may tune in to two or three 90-minute debates than will actually vote. By Usa Today. Washington - A presidential election that has lasted a year and more, cost a billion dollars and divided the