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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2000
Page
8
A fragmented report mocks campaign chatter about the Internet and politics while noting a controversy over anonymous email attacks. It references Bush Cheney ties and a 1906 fund raiser as part of a satirical movie review tone and hints at data seizures involving diskettes.
In a mixed hardware comparison, Sega Dreamcast offers broadband SegaNet and new games but lags against Sony PlayStation 2 for comfort and living room appeal. PS2 dominates with smoother movement, more titles, and a more familiar design, though both systems support CDs DVDs and multi‑player action.
MSNBC political producer Craig Staats says the primaries could be the Net’s biggest political news event to date. The article notes early online election results during 1996 and 1990, but suggests current coverage will be far more extensive and influential.
Campaign by phone: new ring for old medium Washington AP this was a brief note on how political outreach shifted toward telephone calls as a modern method in campaigns signaling a growing trend in voter contact during the period.
Election coverage drew large audiences as many homes with televisions watched the returns. The article notes a high share of TV households tuning in for the broadcast and contrasts it with modern audiences, highlighting the era’s television reach and public interest in results.
A candidate from Cyber Cau cus states issues have not risen to top voter concerns. He notes tech is still working its way up, and emphasizes cyber funding as a key topic while presses for attention to the public.
Washington AP notes party campaigns push e-mails to energize voters as Election Day nears. The National Committee on email blasts urges urgency with calls like less than one week to go. A Gore campaign memo signals efforts to mobilize families and counter an opposing email dataset.
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