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hi5, one of the world's largest and fastest-growing social networks, today released results from a worldwide survey of members. The overwhelming results revealed that the international community favors Senator Barack Obama by 83% as the next president of the United States of America. The survey was conducted from October 23 to October 28 by hi5 Networks. The San Francisco company's popular hi5.com web site is the third-largest social networking site in the world, with over 58 million monthly...
NEW YORK, Oct. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- One week before the national polls open, tens of thousands of texting moviegoers have spoken! Senator Barack Obama beat out Senator John McCain by moviegoers when polled via text message "who would you rather take to the movies?" Texters had no problem sounding off on who they preferred when it came to catching a flick with the two presidential candidates. Senator Obama easily raked in the most votes with 83% of all text messages compared to McCain's 17%....
Social media buzz about Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama far outpaces that of Republican John McCain and appears to be much more favorable. Those are the findings of a Prime Buzz survey conducted by Prime Visibility (PrimeVisibility.com), a rapidly growing integrated online marketing company specializing in Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Pay-Per-Click (PPC). Prime Buzz, designed to help companies, political campaigns and brands better quantify how they are viewed...
By Kathy Kiely KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- Barack Obama pulled out all political and technological stops Wednesday, barnstorming across Republican territory, making a late-night appearance at a rally here with former president Bill Clinton, and blanketing the airwaves. Obama's first joint campaign appearance with Clinton, the last Democrat to serve in the White House and husband of his former rival, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., came on the same evening as his campaign aired a 30-minute TV...
By David Jackson WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- John McCain crisscrossed Florida on Wednesday, trying to keep the state in the Republican column as some supporters worried about whether he can catch the better-funded Barack Obama. "I wish I didn't feel like it was over," said Dawn Poole, a McCain backer who saw him speak at a lumberyard in Miami. "It looks that way, but it's not going to stop me from voting. "Maybe we'll be surprised," she said. Greta Rodriguez, a retired administrative...
More supporters of Democratic nominee Barack Obama say his election will make a great difference in healthcare than do supporters of GOP nominee John McCain. A survey conducted by Harvard Public Opinion Research Program at the Harvard School of Public Health and Harris Interactive focused on whether voters believe the results of this presidential election will make "a great deal of difference" in the state of the nation's health care and other policy areas. For most Obama voters, the...
By Kathy Kiely and David Jackson They don't agree on many issues, but judging by their itineraries, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and Republican John McCain have similar tastes in travel destinations. As the campaign draws to a close, both candidates plan to return to the same handful of states, such as Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, Ohio, Colorado and New Mexico. It's a sign of the challenging times for the GOP that both candidates are mostly concentrating on states...
Democratic U.S. vice presidential nominee Joe Biden said Tuesday John McCain is "promising to continue" President George Bush's economic policies. Speaking to a crowd in Ocala, Fla., Biden, a U.S. senator from Delaware, said McCain, the Republican presidential nominee and a U.S. senator from Arizona, would like Bush provide tax breaks for companies sending jobs overseas but "no relief for 100 million middle-class families." Seeking to tie McCain closely to the unpopular president, Biden...
BASKING RIDGE, N.J., Oct. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Even though Nov. 4 is just one week away, it is not too late to become an expert on the current key issues and candidates surrounding this year's presidential election -- right from the same device you carry with you wherever you go: your mobile phone. The nation's most reliable wireless network is giving its customers access to the most current and relevant Election 2008 coverage on V CAST Video with a wide array of news stories, features,...
CALABASAS, Calif., Oct. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- DoubleTake Media today announced the release on YouTube of their newest Presidential Rib(TM) parodies on the 2008 Presidential Election, titled "The Monster Mash Bash -- 2008 Presidential Race and "Ba Barack" aka "We Will Barack You." The music videos use the candidates' images morphed into characters from horror, sci-fi movies, and cartoon characters. These Pairody(TM) movie scenes are called "Movies of the Weak(TM)" and include "Attack Of The...
