Category: Social Media

Frank Rich discusses online politics in his column this morning. In the idealized narrative of digital democracy, greater connectivity has bequeathed more governmental transparency, more grass-roots participation and even a more efficient rendering of political justice. . . . But you can also construct a less salutary counternarrative.

I’ve yet to check out the Digital Politics Show, but it sounds interesting and I’m going to go through the archives soon.  (H/T e.politics.) I try to check-in often with This Week in Tech and some of Leo Laporte’s shows here.  I enjoy the other shows when I can, including This Week in Law.

Here’s a story about a campaign that failed to secure a domain that’s now in the hands of a political opponent.  A video on the site also includes a mock Facebook page.