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He was standing behind terry mcauliffe. he said this computer thing, he flipped his hand like it's no big deal. do you think it is no big deal? he made it seem like it was just a little flap. it'll be all right by november 30th, a date we now focus on. it's all going to be over. your thoughts. >> so i think in the big sweep of history in the five or ten year sweep of history, he's absolutely right. it'll be no big deal. in a year or two we're going to get it right and then it's going to be smooth and everyone will assume it's part of the background infrastructure. but i do think that there is ...

>> shepard: the final witness for the defense in the zimmerman trial. testifying by some sort of computer thing. >> if his wife was there. >> was that your concern? >> yes, i knew he was married and i didn't see her, and they're my neighbor -- >> shepa about george zimmerman. >> looked to be hurt, and my first concern is, where is his next of kin, his wife. >> what tide you do about that? >> well, after -- wasn't much i could do. once i found out -- i thought i was no longer in harm's way because my husband is out of town. i went back down to my house, parked in my driveway, got out of my car ...

Word of mouse. "usa today" referred to this new trend as e-politics in their august 1999 article on the subject. their piece revealed that there were skeptics of this new e-politics. quote, online politics has its share of skeptics. no medium that relies on voters to take the initiative for educating themselves can ever have the broad reach of tv where political messages intrude unbidden into living rooms. will it revolutionize mix? that's harder to see. so said ari fleischer in 1999 before he became white house press secretary. ah, this computer thing, it's just a flash in the pan. in all fai...

The story was written february 1st, 1999. how can there be such a phenomenon as electronic political activism? what is so active about clicking a mouse button when sending an e-mail or logging on to a website? but with $13 million and more than 650,000 volunteer hours pledged to censure and move on, the realm of political activism now must bend its boundaries to include cyberspace. the article concludes by referring to censure and move on's brand of internet activists as "word of mouse." get it? word of mouse. "usa today" referred to this new trend as e-politics in their august 1999 article on...

No medium that relies on voters to take the initiative for educating themselves can ever have the broad reach of tv where political messages intrude unbidden into living rooms. will it revolutionize mix? that's harder to say. so said ari fleischer in 1999 before he became white house press secretary. ah, this computer thing, it's just a flash in the pan. in all fairness, though, it was not just ari fleischer. pretty much everybody in 1999 was agog with what these california software geeks were doing with the internets and how it was affecting politics maybe some day in the future. of course, h...