142 news & feature articles results for "election observer"

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Transparency activists demand that the government provide data on the $825 billion stimulus package in a format conducive to user-generated mashups and remixes.

Posted by Chris Soghoian

From live streaming to Twitter aggregation, here's what the social Web is doing to make coverage of Barack Obama's inauguration all the more interesting--or just noisy. Updated live!

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

The U.S. government is launching a campaign on the Net to counter an email rumor saying the rights of black Americans to vote would expire in 2008.

Posted by Erich Luening

Minority party now can claim an enviable majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Will a vote in Washington undercut long-standing tolerance for casual copying of movies and TV shows?

Posted by John Borland

New uses--such as messaging for social change and marketing--helped spur total message growth worldwide by nearly 10 percent in the third quarter, according to VeriSign.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Posted by Michael Kanellos

Streaming, texting, and Twittering the inauguration, while earnings bring mixed bag. Also: Security concerns.

Posted by Steven Musil

Investor Carl Icahn packs his Yahoo proxy slate with notables, including two people who were on Microsoft's slate when it was deciding whether to go hostile against Yahoo.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto