Internet Politics - Fortnightly(ish) Link Roundup for August 19, 2007

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Fortnightly(ish) Link Roundup for August 19, 2007

Posted on Sun, Aug 19, 2007 at 7:53 PM by Andrew Chadwick

A real visit to Iowa fair by virtual candidate -- chicagotribune.com #

Stop Climate Chaos - About Us #

BBC's multimedia player causes row over bandwidth - washingtonpost.com #

Camp for Climate Action - August 14th to 21st 2007 #

UK - ISPs warn BBC over new iPlayer service #

Bloggers Give Clinton a Mixed Reception - washingtonpost.com #

FCW.com News - Working group to study e-democracy efforts #

Puppets aside, YouTube is the best forum for debate | Media | MediaGuardian.co.uk #

eRulemaking Research Group - Home Page #

The Obligatory Blog: Social Bookmarking link guide #

Andrew Keen: Rescuing 'Luddite' from the Luddites. Many-to-Many: #

Los Angeles Times: Campaign mash-up, v. 1.0 #

John Edwards for President-Social Networking #

CNN-YouTube debate draws impressive ratings | CNET News.com #

And This Round Goes To... (YouTube primary debates) #

BBC NEWS | Technology | Are my online friends for real? #

Technology | Web radio faces its death knell #

Free Press : Who Owns the Media? #

Ipsos Insight report on social networking users #

Internet Usage World Stats - Internet and Population Statistics #

Give Net Neutrality a Chance #

A Reprieve for Net Radio #

The YouTube-ification of politics: Candidates losing control - CNN.com #

fabians.org.uk : Events / Hazel Blears lecture: Renewing Labour #

MoveOn.org 2006 election successes report #

The Latest Harry Potter Book Hits BitTorrent #

Where Most Needed: Kitchen Democracy Turns into Online Oligarchy #

Virtual marketers have second thoughts about Second Life - Los Angeles Times #

Ron Paul: A Distributed Web 2.0 Campaign #

Shaken Internet Radio Stations Face Specter of New Fees Sunday - washingtonpost.com #

The Cult of the Amateur - Andrew Keen - Books - Review - New York Times #

Belgium Says ISPs Must Protect Copyright #

Facebook Users Up 89% Over Last Year; Demographic Shift #

MySpace - Still The King #

Pew Internet: China's Online Population Explosion #

D-Day Sunday For Internet Radio As Court Rejects Royalties Appeal #

MotherJones Special on Politics 2.0 #

Opensecrets.org--Money in politics data #

BBC NEWS | World | Asia-Pacific | Japan's old-fashioned campaigning #

NetSquared, a project of TechSoup.org | remixing the web for social change #

Designing for Civil Society: We didn't win the Innovation Exchange contract. What's next? #

Eric Von Hippel's Homepage #

New Media Awards 2007 - Accessibility, usability and interactivity #

Intergovworld BlogsEntry-New prime minister: New Web site? #

Academia.edu | Home #

Zentation.com - where Video and PowerPoint meet on the Web #

Amy Lang's Home Page #

e-agriculture: Home #

Jason Kitcat: voting, e-voting and e-democracy > ORG's report has been published #

Tuning out technology / Pressures of the wired world drive some to cut back on e-mail and electronic gadgets #

AllofMP3 Goes Down In Midst of Much Bigger WTO Scuffle #

GOVCOM.ORG #

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