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YouTube, Digg, Netscape, and many other social networking sites have opened up to the political scene and traffic has increased to ALL of them because of it. Mixing politics with the social realm of the internet was a winner long before it came about. It was only a matter of time before these social giants were ready to go live with what may be one of the most important part of political campaigns moving forward.
Now MySpace has entered the game. Welcome to MySpace Impact.
Thoughts?
About eric:
Eric Odom is project manager for Blogivists.com. A web strategist by trade, Odom is currently working to develop infrastructure for activists within the liberty movement.
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Great time to start a political aspect to a social networking site with the run-up to the 08 presidential election kicking off.
The Internet is growing in its political influence rapidly.