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O’Reilly writer Andy Oram makes the case that the assertion President-elect Barack Obama’s victory is in large part due to his campaign’s effective use of the internet is an overstatement, to say the least. Oram counters that when all is said and done%2
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8 months ago
Recent polls have shown that younger people - the 18-30 demographic that voted 60%+ for Obama -relate less and less on the MSM and more and more on the web to get their news. Of course, older voters which is the vast majority of US citizens, still rely on old media to get informed, which is why he feels it doesn't actually make an impact until they pick it up