C-Span RNC and DNC Sites Look Snazzy
Long the butt of insomnia jokes, C-Span, the cable television non-profit, has launched a new Web site that is actually – well – not boring.
Featuring the typical red, white and blue political look, the Web site manages to integrate YouTube and Qik videos and offer a roundup of relevant Twitter tweets.
There are actually two sites. One for the DNC and one for the RNC.
Access to major political blogs such as Politico, The National Review, Gawker, etc is available. You can also search for political blogs based on state.
Live streams (in case you’re having trouble sleeping) are only a click away.
When companies like C-Span and AARP can roll out pretty nice looking Web sites, you start to realize that the Web has been embraced by just about everyone. Evolve or die. It’s nice to see there are still a few dinosaurs out there.
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