Tech Policy Central: Presidential Candidate Trivia

Recent TPC Posts

News From Who's Who

Solar Projects Hinge on Investment Tax Credit

MIT Students at Center of Free Speech Case (Updated)

Court Bolsters Enforcement of Open Source Licenses

Where Are You?

CA Considers New Cyberbullying Law

NPR's Take on Tech Policy

Our Twitter Feed

follow TechPolicy at http://twitter.com

From the Vault

Check out the latest videos in the Media Vault. Recent additions include a Disney-inspired fair use parody, NCTA's Kyle McSlarrow discussing broadband and Professor Larry Lessig's thoughts on Sen. John McCain's technology platform.

Research Highlights

World Privacy Forum looks at the issue of personal health records in Research.

Find out which country ranks on top in Nokia Siemens Networks' Connectivity Scorecard.

Robert Atkinson of ITIF writes about national broadband policy in a recent paper that you can learn about in Research.

Vote in TPC's Poll

Opinion Polls & Market Research

See Who's Hiring

Whether you're in the market for a better job, or you're trying to recruit the perfect employee, start by visiting the Job Bank. It's always free to look and job listings are only $10!

View All Jobs

Post a Job

Get your job site
at SimplyHired.com

Presidential Candidate Trivia

Jun 29, 2007

If you're in the mood for some light-hearted techie trivia, check out this post on JD Lasica's blog that lists which server each presidential candidate's site is running. The info, originally posted on Douglas Karr's marketing technology blog, suggests a partisan preference for either Linux or Windows. Below's the breakdown by party...

Democrats