The latest C&E “Technology Bytes” column hit the virtual newsstands a few days back, and our focus this time is a current media obsession: will Biden run? If he does, he’ll start out months behind Clinton and Sanders when it comes to campaign infrastructure — things...
Read More »Down here in the e.politics bunker, we are slowly escaping the coils of a nasty summer cold — hence the low level of recent posting, despite tonight’s “Trumpapalooza meets the 9 Dwarves”, aka the first full-on Republican presidential debate. More on that this afternoon...
Read More »Brain hungry? You need food for though! Check out the latest Technology Bytes column on CampaignsAndElections.com for a quick burst of mental nourishment. First up: the vast array of Republicans running for President is good for comedians, but will it also spark major innovations on the Right?...
Read More »Howdy folks, welcome to the work frenzy the week before a holiday always seems to bring! If you need a study break, we’ve got you covered: head on over to CampaignsandElections.com to check out the latest edition of Technology Bytes. We’ve lovingly curated the online stumbles...
Read More »The final print edition of Campaigns & Elections landed in the e.politics bunker a few days ago, reminding me that I failed miserably at promoting the current Technology Bytes column when it went online back in April. C&E may be done as a magazine, but it’s running strong as a...
Read More »Regular Epolitics.com readers will know all about Technology Bytes, the regular internet politics-focused column I write for Campaigns & Elections magazine. I’m proud to know that it’s become a popular feature for C&E readers, and it’s opened many doors for me...
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