The presidential race has captured the eyes and ears of the general public. BuzzLogic has been watching blog conversations since July 1, and some interesting points have been made - by candidates and bloggers alike.

'Christian Science Monitor' cuts print edition; Time Inc. to lay off 600; Gannett plans 10% newsroom cut

It has seemingly been years since MTV has actually played music videos. But the network is bringing back the tunes online.

'Post' says gossip report untrue; Maddow an early success at MSNBC; Judith Miller joins Fox News

When I was younger and more naive, I wondered what kind of person could do PR for a tobacco company - an enterprise selling a product that, when used according to standard practices, leaves a trail of sickness and death in its wake.

The Sundance Channel has introduced a section on its Web site called "Voices on the Election," which gives viewers a chance to learn about different perspectives on the issues and politics leading up to November 4.

Want to get people organized to promote a cause or a political candidate? Campaigns and public affairs groups are increasingly using data mining and social networks to conduct electronic outreach - which is seeing rising sophistication and falling costs - to prospective supporters.

The Star-Ledger of Newark got a reprieve from closure for now, as more than 200 of the newspaper's employees have agreed to buyouts and concessions with Advance Publications.

For months, the 2008 presidential election has been hyped, by media and political pundits, to be unlike any this nation has ever seen.

Turmoil in the U.S. financial markets was by far the biggest driver of the candidates' media coverage in the past week, according to results from the Dow Jones Insight—2008 Presidential Election Media Pulse.