I just got back from a fabulous trip to Vegas with a couple of girlfriends – we took in a few shows, lay by the pool and had too much good food.
What we didn’t have were the crowds of people that you would usually see.
Obviously we all know the economy has been down, and down [...]

This isn’t your daddy’s media bias.

What baffled me most in the last week, as I was studying the different ways websites are used for political ends, is how many people watched the YouTube video explaining the features of my.barackobama.com. To date, more than 73,000 people have watched an informative–albeit boring–6 and a half minute video explaining how the site works and what tools are available to those who use it. Most good video blogs can only retain the attention of their audience for about a minute.

I received this email from a friend’s father this morning, and am sharing it with his permission:
By the way, not to shock you but I’ve gone over to the Obama campaign as a freelance writer. I thought I could infuse some of my Catholic upbringing into his campaign spots and help [...]