Campaign 2.0?
I am tapped out tonight, and can’t think of a whole lot to say. I did spend some time over at Hyper-Textual Ontology talking with Robn about the Edwards blogger snafu.
Then, as I was continuing to make my blog rounds, I noticed that Mark at Educational Technology and Life has a post on the Obama campaign website and its use of social-networking elements. I’m not completely upto date on the whole Web 2.0 idea, so you should probably just go check out Mark’s thoughts on the subject. I am going to need to ask him how he thinks Obama’s site compares to John Edwards’ OneCorps concept.
I’d say it’s interesting that I ran across both of these posts on the same day, since they both touch on the current presidential campaign and the posters’ previous periods of political disinterest, but that’s a linking device created mostly by the fact that I didn’t get around to checking blogs as much this week.
About Dave Thomer
Born and raised in Philadelphia. Studied philosophy at Fordham University in the Bronx, where I made many great friends and met my wonderful wife. We moved back to Philadelphia, where I studied philosophy some more and became a teacher. Online and off, I'm looking for ways that we can be better citizens and build stronger communities.