This 2002 book is a very good resource to use becuase it is a look at the potential influence of online forums in politics. Primarily dealing with online voting and voter registration, it is a look at the best potential ways to find out information as both a voter or activist. It takes a very detailed look at the use of the internet in the 1996 elections and how this election was somewhat of an experiment to figure out how to best use the internet in politics.

This page talks about the future of blogs and the new way in which media is going to be transmitted over the internet. It talks about the rise of RSS feeds and how they are overtaking the blogisphere on the internet. The article shows how RSS feeds outnumber almost all other forms of media on the net.

This blog is one of the few blogs devoted to both race and politics.  Though there are many blogs out there that talk about these issues, this site is overtly about African Americans and politics.  It is interesting becuase it shows how diverse, yet specific blogs can become.  Though it is not the only type of blog like this, it is interesting because it allows for an African American opinion over the blogisphere.