Tech Daily: Presidential Politics In A Digital Age

November 22, 2009

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Presidential candidates have made plenty of headlines this year for their increasing use of technology to campaign, but they also have views on technology issues. In this special series, Technology Daily offers a detailed look at their views on matters facing the growing tech community. In this series: � Where Candidates Stand On Free Trade � Tech Issues Escape Candidates' Notice � The Tech Views Of Republicans � Democratic Candidates Push Tech Issues Tech Daily consulted the Congressional Record, speeches, candidates' Web sites and campaign spokesmen to compile profiles of each presidential hopeful's technology policy views. Index \| Democrats \| Republicans		RELATED COVERAGE Fundraising In The Valley Obama Easily Leads Fundraising Pack Clinton, Obama, Romney Get Most Tech Donations Column: On The Download The Hotline's Shira Toeplitz on spending for online campaigning and more The CNN/YouTube Debates Gaming The YouTube Debate With Game Questions More GOP Presidential Candidates Join Debate Planning For The GOP Debate Continues Frontrunners Join Republican Debate Rallying For Video Debate Format Democratic Debate Attracts 2.6 Million Viewers Video Format Wins Praise Debate Has Poignant, Silly Moments Grilling Candidates Over Tech Policy How Innovative Are The Debates? Clinton's Online Supporters Meet To Watch Debate Changing How Candidates, Supporters Connect Presidential Debate Questions Flow To YouTube The TV Debate Is Still King -- For Now

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