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Democratic Convention Paints All-American Image for Obama ...
Perhaps the most important goal Democrats have at their presidential nominating convention in the western state of Denver, Colorado is to project an all-American image for their candidate, Barack Obama.
Perhaps the most important goal Democrats have at their presidential nominating convention in the western state of Denver, Colorado is to project an all-American image for their candidate, Barack Obama.
Igniting Viral Campaigns ...
In a world dominated by behemoths like bud.tv, MySpace, and YouTube, how do mid-sized and smaller companies break through to generate online destinations that create buzz, encourage word of mouth and establish relationships with potential buyers? This session unveils the secrets of Web 2.0 techniques and technologies that enable companies to stand out and be talked about. Moderator: Andrew ...
In a world dominated by behemoths like bud.tv, MySpace, and YouTube, how do mid-sized and smaller companies break through to generate online destinations that create buzz, encourage word of mouth and establish relationships with potential buyers? This session unveils the secrets of Web 2.0 techniques and technologies that enable companies to stand out and be talked about. Moderator: Andrew ...
The Shape of the Race Changes ...
Slowly, almost imperceptibly, the contest for President has become a real horse race, close to a tossup (Obama maintains a 1-2 point lead in the tracking polls). The 17 days of the Olympics and the exploits of Michael Phelps have driven most political stories off the front burner, other than Russia's aggression against Georgia.
Slowly, almost imperceptibly, the contest for President has become a real horse race, close to a tossup (Obama maintains a 1-2 point lead in the tracking polls). The 17 days of the Olympics and the exploits of Michael Phelps have driven most political stories off the front burner, other than Russia's aggression against Georgia.
McCain follows Clinton lead with '3 a.m.' approach ...
How many times have you heard commentators refer to Russia's invasion of Georgia as a "3 a.m. moment" for the presidential candidates?
How many times have you heard commentators refer to Russia's invasion of Georgia as a "3 a.m. moment" for the presidential candidates?
November ballot offers mix of hot and cold ...
Some seats go unchallenged while others promise feisty campaigns
Some seats go unchallenged while others promise feisty campaigns
Research Finds Campaigns May Be Leaving Some Votes on the Table ...
University of Arkansas political scientist Janine Parry and colleagues investigated how potential voters are mobilized and who would respond positively - if only they were contacted.
University of Arkansas political scientist Janine Parry and colleagues investigated how potential voters are mobilized and who would respond positively - if only they were contacted.
Race questions cast doubt on polls ...
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside. "I did all I could," the man told Jackson ruefully, "bu
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside. "I did all I could," the man told Jackson ruefully, "bu
Daniel Nichanian: Poll: Obama Leads In Alaska; Campaign Red State Efforts...
Alaska is one of the seven red states where Obama is on the air and organizing but McCain is not. The effort seems to be paying initial dividends.
Alaska is one of the seven red states where Obama is on the air and organizing but McCain is not. The effort seems to be paying initial dividends.
Race questions cast doubt on polls ...
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside. "I did all I could," the man told Jackson ruefully, "but I just couldn't bring myself to pull the lever and vote for you."
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside. "I did all I could," the man told Jackson ruefully, "but I just couldn't bring myself to pull the lever and vote for you."
New Carolina Pad and Paper Web Site Offers New Features and 2008 Collections ...
Revamped site features monthly contests, e-cards, and more.
Revamped site features monthly contests, e-cards, and more.
Race issues cast doubt on polls ...
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside.
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside.
Effective Date: August 1, 2008 ...
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Many whites tell pollsters that they will vote for Obama, but will they? ...
Barack Obama holds a slim lead in many polls. But can the polls be trusted? A central question about race and politics hasn't changed since 1984: Do white people lie -- to pollsters or even to themselves -- about their willingness to vote for black candidates?
Barack Obama holds a slim lead in many polls. But can the polls be trusted? A central question about race and politics hasn't changed since 1984: Do white people lie -- to pollsters or even to themselves -- about their willingness to vote for black candidates?
Race questions cast doubt on presidential polls ...
Tue, Aug 12, 2008 (11:15 a.m.) The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside.
Tue, Aug 12, 2008 (11:15 a.m.) The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside.
Race questions cast doubt on presidential polls ...
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside. "I did all I could," the man told Jackson ruefully, "but I just couldn't bring myself to pull the lever and vote for you." L. Douglas Wilder laughs as he relates the story Jackson once told him, the sting eased by time and Wilder's vantage ...
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside. "I did all I could," the man told Jackson ruefully, "but I just couldn't bring myself to pull the lever and vote for you." L. Douglas Wilder laughs as he relates the story Jackson once told him, the sting eased by time and Wilder's vantage ...
Race questions cast doubt on presidential polls ...
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside.
The year was 1984, and the state was Iowa. A white man who had just voted walked out of his precinct caucus and saw the Rev. Jesse Jackson standing outside.
MobileVerbs Delivers NBC Olympics Mobile Feedback ...
NBC Universal has deployed the on-demand mobile marketing solution from MobileVerbs Inc. ( www.mobileverbs.com ) to enable wireless market research capability in its Olympics WAP site (wap.nbcolympics.com). The WAP site visitors can click on a banner link to participate in currently active poll or survey from their cell phones. The survey results and visitor feedback is available to the ...
NBC Universal has deployed the on-demand mobile marketing solution from MobileVerbs Inc. ( www.mobileverbs.com ) to enable wireless market research capability in its Olympics WAP site (wap.nbcolympics.com). The WAP site visitors can click on a banner link to participate in currently active poll or survey from their cell phones. The survey results and visitor feedback is available to the ...
7 worrisome signs for Obama ...
A few weeks back, Time magazine was musing that John McCain was in danger of sliding from ?a long shot? to a ?no-shot.? Around the same time, a hard-nosed former Hillary Clinton insider declared the race ?effectively over? thanks to the McCain campaign?s ineptitude, the tanking U.S. economy and Obama?s advantages in cash, charisma and hope.
A few weeks back, Time magazine was musing that John McCain was in danger of sliding from ?a long shot? to a ?no-shot.? Around the same time, a hard-nosed former Hillary Clinton insider declared the race ?effectively over? thanks to the McCain campaign?s ineptitude, the tanking U.S. economy and Obama?s advantages in cash, charisma and hope.
7 worrisome signs for Obama ...
In a year where the fundamentals strongly favor a Democrat, their candidate has yet to pull away. Here are seven reasons for Obama to worry.
In a year where the fundamentals strongly favor a Democrat, their candidate has yet to pull away. Here are seven reasons for Obama to worry.
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