The site with my paper "Mass Communication, Mass Persuasion" about the use of weblogs in the 2004 American presidential elections is more visited now the final day is appraoching. Remarkably though, people are predominantly searching on the keywords "candidates standpoints".  It seems that people that are supposed to vote, most of the time don't even know what their candidates are defending. Sure, everybody knows their standpoints on Iraq, but what about the environment, social welfare and economy? Even more remarkable is that these standpoints are quite hard to find on the internet.

For people winding up on my site by simply punching in "candidates standpoints" or the like, visit the official sites of Kerry and Bush, you'll find out more about their visions for a better America there, than on any other site. But be careful, you might be lured by their enigmatic style of writing.