I was asked for my oppinion several months ago on Political Websites by Vanity Fair. Since offering my opinion, I was sequestered by Karen Raffensperger ( CBSnews.com ) to talk on camera with Daniel Sieberg ( CBSnews.com ) about the candidates websites. The piece entitled political website wars also included words from experts Andrew Raseij (Personal Democratic Forum) and

Thehappycorp believes in the American brand. We have the entrepreneurial spirit. To so many, American means anything is possible. To others America=War, or Gun, or Bomb.  I hope that as we get closer to the election that this country can look itself in the mirror, and see itself for what it has become.  We hope that it gets a makeover, sees a nutritionist, and starts a workout routine.  We are a

Recently I was asked by Christopher Bateman of Vanity Fair to give some perspective on how the current political candidates are using the web to build grassroots support for their campaigns. You can see the article here. One of the things that I noticed from VF, was that we included Obama, Hillary, and McCain, but the article link is ( …/obama-vs-mccain.html ).

We heard the megaphones a mile away this morning, opened up the windows and looked down on Centre Street to see the banners blowing and colors flying: Tibetan National Uprising Day, commemorating the day, 49 years ago, when Tibetans took to the streets in protest of the Chinese occupation.

The struggle has not waned since. The latest pressure point are the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Protesters are calling for