Influx

Occupy Wall Street has captured people’s imagination worldwide and now questions are starting to be asked about the movement’s objectives and future. If you happen to be in NYC this Wednesday evening, you have a chance to meet some of the people involved in OWS, hear their perspective and ask...

If you had talked to political experts at the beginning of 2011 and they would have told you Americans would never do what Europeans have done for years and take to the streets, but that has now changed with the rise of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which with the backing of the Unions has...

This might be the start of some kind of series with the idea being to fish out from the internet universe’s thousands of headlines that come to our attention every week, a handful that seem strike us as especially interesting. 1. New York Times adds 281k digital subscribers last quarter via...

While it's not Politics 2.0, seeing the crowd participate in the Presidential Debate makes for more provocative television. However, it just serves to show the lack of involvement and interactivity that voters have with the politicians that are supposed to be representing them. There's a long way...

Influx has been waiting for this study for some time and it has finally arrived; a branding study on the democratic hopefuls for 2008. Produced by Chernoff Newman and Marketsearch, it takes a look at the candidates as brands; examining awareness, qualities and perceptions. To...