audiences

Via the Political Wire:

On average, 41% of all homes watched the V.P. debate last Thursday — up one-third from the first Presidential debate the previous Friday night, which reached an average of 31% of all households.

Obama will prepare for next week’s Presidential debate at Nashville’s Belmont University — in North Carolina:

Ted Slater has a very clever and thought-provoking post up about the movie Fireproof. (HT: TC) But I don’t agree with it.

FINALLY, someone in the media says it. Campbell Brown on CNN:

This is the start of a series of articles I will post on Vertical Search. 

Vertical search is a popular buzzword in the search community now.  Over the next several weeks I plan to examine many of the aspects of vertical search. Topics will include, but not be limited to the following: 

Jiminy Christmas! John McCain and Sarah Palin are just making up everything now.

McCain aide Kimmie Lipscomb told reporters on Sept. 10 that an outdoor rally in Fairfax City, Virginia, drew 23,000 people, attributing the crowd estimate to a fire marshal.

Talk Left has a good idea:

If I were running Obama’s campaign, I would have Obama campaign with Bill Clinton next week in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan for a few days.

The Tennessean has an interesting article about the proposed use of the Tennessee State Fairgrounds.