After chatting with each other on Internet phones and by e-mail, delegates will cast their votes at interactive kiosks throughout the convention floor. Results will be sent to the Democratic convention's Web site and around the world immediately. Naz Nageer is the computer whiz who is in charge of making sure it all goes smoothly. While Nageer has been busy preparing the technology, other Democratic Convention officials have been busy getting the word out. Tuesday, the group is planning what it claims is the first-ever Internet press conference for a political convention.
Technology is one of the key ways of reaching people today.
Probably not, says Margolis, the political science professor. I remain skeptical. This material shall not be published or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium.