For anyone interested in the political consequences of blogging, this paper by George Washington University political scientists Henry Farrell, Eric Lawrence, and John Sides is worth a read. Using a ...

In the final weeks of the presidential election, as pundits burn up the political blogosphere, 16 students from Texas A&M University at College Station have been separating reality from rumor and ...

Nowadays, every joker with a cheap smartphone, a social media account and access to internet wants to be a political blogger. This is because political blogging, unlike other forms of blogging like ...

ST. PAUL -- Look around the Minnesota House chamber and you can see computers being used to play solitaire, write e-mails and, more and more frequently, surf the ever-increasing number of political ...

ST. PAUL -- Look around the Minnesota House chamber and you can see computers being used to play solitaire, write e-mails and, more and more frequently, surf the ever-increasing number of political ...

ST. PAUL -- Look around the Minnesota House chamber and you can see computers being used to play solitaire, write e-mails and, more frequently, surf the ever-increasing number of political blogs. It ...

WASHINGTON — Any employee can get in trouble for personal blogging on company time, but U.S. government workers, as one NASA employee has discovered, can get into a special kind of legal trouble if ...

Democratic congressional candidate Darcy Burner can't match the public-service record of her Republican opponent, Rep. Dave Reichert, but she can make one claim in their contest that's hers alone: She ...

Bloggers in the San Francisco area may soon have to watch what they say politically - or they may face mandatory registration of their Web logs and be forced to report all related costs to the city’s ...

Recorded on September 12, 2011. Sarah Lacy interviews Arianna Huffington about political blogging at New York City Disrupt 2011. Last chance to save up to $190 on TechCrunch Founder Summit. Join ...