I was quoted yesterday in an article about the 2008 Presidential websites that ran in the New York Daily News. 

The article takes the position that the websites of the main Democrat contenders are ahead of those of the Republican top guns.  To this point, I'm quoted as saying:

"The Democrats have come out full force," said Todd Zeigler, vice president of the Bivings Group, an Internet communications firm. "Rudy Giuliani and John McCain have placeholder sites so far."

I think this is pretty much a statement of fact.  But it really doesn't mean much this early in the game.  Lets see where folks are in three months before passing judgement.

The other point I tried to make that didn't make it into the story is that how candidates are using the Internet is only part of the picture.  The other, more interesting, story that needs to be told is how regular people are using the Internet to change politics and politicians.

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