Ekikrat is the new buzz word and much talked about in the Indian web space. This purely Indian website is an information power house and is only meant for surfers who wish to gain or share information relating to India. Ekikrat acts as an online guide and has information ranging from education in India, [...]

(Regensburg, Germany, Feb. 2009) – InterNetX, one of the largest registrars in the international domain reseller business, fosters the .US extension and expects high margins for commercial customers and internet service providers.
These times are considered to be historic in the United States. Relying upon Barack Obama’s political skills and his recently passed economy recovery [...]

Barack Obama is now our President. He is described as an African-American, but is really so much more. This is because of his mixed-race heritage and also due to what he symbolizes to millions of his fellow citizens who have been marginalized until now. Just to announce that result is a glorious thing.
In America, discrimination [...]

Joseph Biden is the democratic candidate for Vice President in the 2008 election with Presidential candidate Barack Obama. He has been a Delaware senator since 1973 and is known for being one of the youngest senators ever elected. He was born Friday, November 20, 1942 and only thirty years old when he was elected into [...]

The polls have closed in a majority of U.S. states, as Americans choose their next president. Democrat Barack Obama, who is seeking to become the first African-American U.S. president, leads Republican John McCain in the early returns. But results have not been reported in most of the states where the election is likely to be [...]

Polls will be closing in coming hours across the United States in a historic election in which Americans chose between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain for president. Reports indicate heavy voter turnout, although millions of Americans in 30 states cast early ballots before election day. VOA’s Dan Robinson reports Senator McCain hoped for [...]

People working or voting in the heart of New York City’s financial district have mixed opinions about what the election’s outcome will mean to the prospects for economic recovery, on Wall Street and in the rest of the country. VOA’s Carolyn Weaver talked to people on Wall Street today, and has more.
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Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is holding a formidable lead over Republican John McCain as more states deliver election results in the historic race for president. U.S. news media project that Senator Obama has won 174 electoral votes so far, compared to Senator McCain’s 82 electoral votes. A candidate needs 270 electoral votes to win [...]

Barack Obama has redefined the landscape of American politics. The impact of Obama’s current campaign for the U.S. Presidency cannot be overstated and may be one of the true ‘defining’ moments in American political history.
As the apparent Democratic nominee, a significant number of Americans are now convinced Barack Obama is the best choice to be [...]

Thursday, October 9, 2008 - United States presidential candidate Barack Obama now has 50% support in the polls. John McCain had a statistical lead over Barack Obama after the Republican National Convention. However, since the the middle of September, Barack Obama’s polls have risen and has recaptured the lead. Tuesday was the first day Obama [...]

I first heard about Alaskan Gov. Sarah Palin on the AOL movers and shakers headline article last April. The brief article outlined her accomplishments and highlighted what a reformer she was for Alaska. Immediately I thought, will Sen John McCain think to add this woman to his ticket? Would it be the right political move [...]

Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, today spoke at the 2008 Labour Party conference. In his speech he described his determination to lead his party and country, in addition to claiming that the current financial situation meant that this was no time for a novice to claim a country, saying that he [...]

Saturday, September 13, 2008 - Two nationwide polls released this week, one conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs and the other by the John Birch Society (JBS), show several third party U.S. presidential candidates varying radically in popularity.
Among the 1,018 adults surveyed in the Ipsos poll, 48% said they would vote for Democratic Party nominee Barack [...]

Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin has defended her experience and taken a tough stance on national security issues in a much-anticipated interview.  The Alaskan governor was a virtual unknown on the national stage when picked by Republican presidential nominee John McCain in late August, and his campaign has sheltered her from reporters’ and voters’ [...]

Tuesday, September 9, 2008 - United States presidential candidate John McCain now retains a lead over Barack Obama in several polls conducted in the past few days. Both Zogby and Rasmussen have McCain with a slight, but not statistically significant lead. The most recent Gallup tracking poll has McCain with a statistical lead of 5.0 [...]

Saturday, August 30, 2008 - United States presidential candidate Barack Obama accepted the United States Democratic Party’s nomination for president Thursday evening at Invesco Field in Denver, Colorado before a crowd estimated to be between 75,000 to 80,000 people.
Obama is running to become the 44th President of the United States. His opponent John McCain will [...]

Friday, August 29, 2008 - Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has been selected by United States Presidential candidate John McCain as his vice-presidential running-mate. The official announcement was made Friday at noon Eastern time (UTC-5) at a rally in Dayton.
News agencies began reporting Palin as the selection about an hour earlier, citing sources within the McCain [...]

Tuesday, August 26, 2008 - United States presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain are statistically tied according to the latest Day to Day Politics Poll Average as the 2008 Democratic National Convention starts today. The 7-day average shows that the difference between the two candidates is within the margin of error. Barack Obama is [...]

Saturday, August 23, 2008 - Senator Barack Obama from Illinois, the presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party, announced his choice for Vice President as Joe Biden. The announcement came via text message early Saturday morning, to people who had signed up to receive the announcement on the official Barack Obama campaign website.
Friday afternoon, several campaign [...]

Many political experts predicted that the upcoming US presidential race will be different from previous elections. One of the factors that contributes to the uniqueness of the 2008 election is the growing involvement of new media especially the Internet.
The World-Wide-Web is a significant factor in the upcoming presidential race. And the candidates and their campaigns [...]