The NY Times has a cool story about how different "freelance" groups are using the web to get out their message and the difference these videos are making. The downside of the story is, this piece still has the storyline of the gee-wiz this is so new and the internet is just now a player in the political process, forgetting that in 2004 the internet caused the rise of Dean, MoveOn's Bush in :60 seconds and Kerry's ability to stay competitive with Bush in money raised. In 2006, webvideo led to the biggest upsets including Ned Lamont beating Joe Lieberman in the Dem primary and the loss of two GOP seats that were deemed certain to stay Republican: Virginia and Montana.
Nevertheless, it's a good read. http://tinyurl.com/5ctv3c [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
