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How Crimson Hexagon Translates the Blogosphere’s Babel Into Wisdomxconomy.com » Xconomy Boston - Nov 13, 2008 blogs, Software, Web Wade Roush wrote: File this under “Only in Cambridge.” Before my interview last week with the founders of Crimson Hexagon, a startup using statistical methods to comb the blogosphere for the … Also tagged: blogs, web 2 0, software, web, it, opinion, boston, software as a service, statistics, babel, borges, harvard, polling, jorge luis borges, candace fleming, library of babel, boston blog main, national blog main, gary king, crimson hexagon |
nytimes.com » NYT > Opinion - Nov 12, 2008
What might panicked Republicans learn from the Tory experience? That apparently the first response to electoral disaster is denial.
Also tagged: politics and government, republican party, great britain, conservative party, blair tony, presidential election of 2008, united states politics and government, conservatism us politics, cameron david, hague william
chinadigitaltimes.net » China Digital Times - Nov 12, 2008
On China Media Project, David Bandurski writes about domestic media coverage of the recent taxi strike in Chongqing as an example of the new governmental approach to media control, which aims to “actively set the …
Also tagged: politics, strikes, society, taxi drivers, chongqing, media control, information revolution
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How Crimson Hexagon Translates the Blogosphere’s Babel Into Wisdomxconomy.com » Xconomy IT Feed - Nov 12, 2008 blogs, Software, Web Wade Roush wrote: File this under “Only in Cambridge.” Before my interview last week with the founders of Crimson Hexagon, a startup using statistical methods to comb the blogosphere for the … Also tagged: blogs, web 2 0, software, web, it, opinion, boston, software as a service, statistics, babel, borges, harvard, polling, jorge luis borges, candace fleming, library of babel, boston blog main, national blog main, gary king, crimson hexagon |
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Three Quarters of Americans Support Investment in Clean Energyredgreenandblue.org » Red, Green, and Blue - Nov 11, 2008 Poll suggest changes in voter attitudes towards clean energy and global warming Throughout his campaign, though more fervently towards the end of it, Barack Obama made it clear that investing in renewable energy and … Also tagged: energy, editor s choice, center, poll, zogby, clean energy, renewable energy, energy policy, cleantech, government investment |
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Zogby: Three Quarters of Americans Support Investment in Clean Energyredgreenandblue.org » Red, Green, and Blue - Nov 11, 2008 Poll suggest changes in voter attitudes towards clean energy and global warming Throughout his campaign, though more fervently towards the end of it, Barack Obama made it clear that investing in renewable energy and … Also tagged: energy, editor s choice, center, poll, zogby, clean energy, renewable energy, energy policy, cleantech, government investment |
nytimes.com » NYT > Opinion - Nov 11, 2008
One of the most important new national changes in the electorate this year is how Barack Obama built up striking dominance in the country’s growing, more diverse and well-educated suburbs.
Also tagged: politics and government, michigan, race, obama barack, presidential election of 2008, united states economy, voting and voters
nytimes.com » NYT > Opinion - Nov 8, 2008
Almost every assumption about America that was taken as a given by our political culture on Tuesday morning was proved wrong by Tuesday night.
Also tagged: bush george w, obama barack, presidential election of 2008, united states politics and government, economic conditions and trends, cheney dick, voting and voters
nytimes.com » NYT > Washington - Nov 7, 2008
All the fretting about closeted racists came down to this: the so-called Bradley effect did not exist.
Also tagged: race, blacks, obama barack, presidential election of 2008, united states politics and government
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Pot Wins in a Landslidetruthout.org » Truthout - health - Nov 6, 2008 On Tuesday, largely under the radar of the pundits and political chattering classes, voters dealt what may be a fatal blow to America's longest-running and least-discussed war - the war on marijuana. Michigan voters … Also tagged: health, vote, crime, michigan, massachusetts, medical marijuana, war on drugs, decriminalization, white house drug czar |