Jesse Brown: Election 08 voter toolkit
- October 8, 2008 10:58 AM |
By Jesse Brown, CBC technology columnist.
Here's a roundup of links to help you quickly get up-to-speed for Tuesday's Canadian federal election:
Google Earth Elections Map
Cedric Sam developed this amazing mash-up. Analyze your riding from space! (Download required, Windows only. Boo-gle!)
GovTweets
Blogger Stephen Taylor put together this feed compiling whatever Canadians are saying right now about the election via Twitter.
Blogging Tories
Another Taylor effort aggregating the opinions of dozens of vocal Conservatives.
Liblogs
And here's the Liberal Equivalent, via Jason Cherniak
Babble
Further to the Left we find the always lively Babble.ca message boards.
MySpace Impact
A more "youthful" attempt at an election forum...
Canada Votes Issues page
The Ceeb's own guide to the topics at hand
Anti-Harper Vote-Swapping Facebook Group
Check it out while it's still legal! 12,000 members and counting.
Nik on The Numbers
Here's the pollster that the parties read.
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Comments (2)
Why, CBC, did I have to surf over to CSPAN to get a stream of the CBC News broadcast? I'm living in Taiwan, following the election back home, and extremely frustrated by your online coverage. I've finally been able to get a CBC Radio stream (another run around thanks to your lack of support for Macs).
Pathetic online presence!
Pathetic online presence, CBC.
I'm living in Taipei, trying to follow the election back home, and reduced to watch the broadcast streamed on CSPAN.
It's NOT all that difficult to get a live video stream online.