Caplin & Drysdale’s Matthew Sanderson’s column in today’s Post urges the administrative body that governs naming conventions on the web to create a new top-level domain for politicians (.pol).
Month: April 2009
Campaigns Playing the Stock Market
CQPolitics has conducted a study of House campaigns using contributions to invest in the stock market. In October, I noted that Sen. Bill Frist lost about $400,000 in the market.
IAB Panel Discusses Campaigns Using Online Behavioral Advertising and What’s Next
Today I attended an interesting Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) panel on the 2008 election and the use of online advertising. According to the IAB’s invitation to the discussion, [t]he 2008 presidential race saw one of the strongest voter turnouts in recent history. Alongside President Obama’s impressive victory, one of the biggest winners in this historic campaign […]