August 13, 2004
P&I Morning Buzz Brief: MoveOn Clips, Gay Gov. Quits
- MoveOn.org announced the winner of it’s Republican’s voting for Kerry video contest Thursday. The winning clip is of Sargeant Lee Buttrill, a Iraq War veteran, who questions Bush’s reasoning on going to war. It is a powerful ad, but the only problem is that Kerry has now said (depending on how you interpret it Yes or No) he would have gone to war like Bush. Maybe MoveOn.org should have went with a different issue.
- While Africa is demanding more Internet control from the U.S., the U.S. gives Uganda $318,000 for an e-government feasibility study.
- Moving North, the U.K. is also thinking about e-government by advertising on Google to drive more traffic to its government website.
- Then back to U.S., the resignation of New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey is the top U.S. political news story on Google, Yahoo, and a high percentage of political blogs.
Posted by Buzz Webster at August 13, 2004 10:27 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)
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