Google's homepage is currently promoting a YouTube partnership with CNN and Anderson Cooper to allow citizens to ask a question via the video service. Good call for both CNN and GooTube. MySpace launched its political section Impact a few months back and seems to be getting similar traction. On the heels of Hillary's recent video poking fun at The Sopranos ending and the Obama girl, it'll be fun to see what comes out of the Web as we get deeper into the election.

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So, if I can view entire Web pages on the new Apple iPhone (and more phones to follow, I assume) similarly to how I would on a typical Web browser like Firefox or Internet Explorer, then why do publishers need a .mobi domain name?

Gotta love Apple Computer, Inc., don'tcha? Just sayin'.

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Myspace launched a Digg-like news site where users can vote. So get your blog/site/feed submitted now. Click here.

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