Super Tuesday coverage
Every political junkie has his or own way of absorbing up-to-the-nano information. And on Super Tuesday, there’ll be lots to keep track of (in fact there is already, with Obama taking an early big win in Georgia!).
For the moment I’m checking in with Memeorandum and Drudge Report, with a dallop of Google News and CNN.com for good measure. A little bit later I plan on tapping into MSNBC.com’s live feed which allows me to pipe in their television coverage live.
It makes sense for all channels featuring live news coverage to do this. And I think most people wouldn’t mind a sponsorship logo or even the occasional ad running in the lower third or fifth of the video player to help pay the bills.
Recent Entries
- Could Google Friend Connect be a MySpace killer?
- How will Twitter ever make money?
- Google Earth comes to life-like
- Grand Theft Auto IV goes very very old school
- Gadgets threaten the Internet’s future? Ridiculous
- The online video monetization equation (or, how do you make money on this stuff?)
- Using smart content aggregation and smart people networks to beat back the over coverage plague
- Creative destruction and the online video gold rush
- What’s in a game? (Or, how Grand Theft Auto IV reminded me yet again that everything’s changing quick-like)
- Grand Theft Auto IV is stunning
