adweek.comPublished John McCain (R-Ariz. Privacy is about to heat up again in Congress. Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.chairman of the Commerce committee, re-introduced his Do Not Track Online Act, which will give consumers the ability to prevent online companies from...
adweek.comPublished John McCain was going to endorse Gov. But Manti Te'o’s imaginary/made up dead girlfriend has thrust Gawker Media's Deadspin into the spotlight like never before. As of noon Friday, the bombshell about the Notre Dame star’s lover who never was has...
adweek.comPublished John McCain was going to endorse Gov. But Manti Te'o’s imaginary/made up dead girlfriend has thrust Gawker Media's Deadspin into the spotlight like never before. As of noon Friday, the bombshell about the Notre Dame star’s lover who never was has...
adweek.comPublished John McCain was going to endorse Gov. But Manti Te'o’s imaginary/made up dead girlfriend has thrust Gawker Media's Deadspin into the spotlight like never before. As of noon Friday, the bombshell about the Notre Dame star’s lover who never was has...
In 2008, Barack Obama placed major emphasis on leveraging the Internet to engage with voters, while Senator John McCain virtually ignored leveraging social media and engaging with voters online. The U.S.
John McCain’s “Straight Talk Express” from the Republican’s ill-fated 2008 presidential run. Launched in 2005, the social news site Reddit has become one of the most peculiar and powerful destinations on the Web.
That’s a complete reverse of their feelings four years ago, when 60% thought Obama would be better for tech than Republican John McCain. US President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney shake hands following their first debate.
McCain’s campaign did what it could with social media, but it didn’t have the influence that Obama garnered from his social media use. Ah, politics. Whether you’re a staunch Republican, Democrat, Independent, or you don’t care at all, politics will...
This is similar to 2008 president election between Barack Obama and John McCain. At times, the U.S.presidential election has been called a social media battle. This might be somewhat over the top but the digital landscape, in one way or another...
By the last presidential election, the growth of negative attacks had grown to such proportion that, according to AdAge, 63 percent of the Obama ads and 79 percent of the McCain ads were negative during the final full week before the election.