OK. Enough with trying to decipher the existential meaning of even the minutest tic of any of the candidates on the campaign trail. Now it's time to tally the votes. So where can you go online to keep tabs as the ballots get counted? And what conclusions might historians and political professionals draw from the way the Internet intersected with the 2008 presidential race? CNET News' Declan McCullagh drops by for a conversation.
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Where to get Election Day results
CNET News' Declan McCullagh calls it an expensive lesson in the law of unintended consequences.
He's talking about widespread adoption of touch-screen machines in the aftermath of the 2000 election debacle. But as the U.S. heads to the polls on Tuesday, there's a lot of anxiousness over the reliability of the e-voting systems which have since been put in place. This, and other headlines of the day, in Monday's podcast.
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E-voting worries linger as Election Day nears
Ethanol maker VeraSun files for bankruptcy
Tesla Motors secures $40 million in funding
As the financial markets continued on their bipolar journey, many of the IT industry's elites gathered for a conference in Orlando, Fla., organized by Gartner. ZDNet Editor in Chief Larry Dignan, who was in attendance, offers a perspective on what's at the top of their agenda for the foreseeable future.
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YouTube rejects McCain's request for DMCA takedown fix
CBS live Webcast: Presidential debate, round three
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