Blog Wars

This film highlights the role of political bloggers in shaping the 2004 election, showcasing figures like Markos Moulitsas, Christopher Hitchens, and Joe Lieberman. It delves into how these bloggers influenced public opinion and campaign strategies, particularly in Howard Dean's rise and the challenges posed to traditional media figures like Dan Rather.

As the 2006 mid-term elections approached, the documentary focuses on the Connecticut senate race, emphasizing Ned Lamont's challenge to the incumbent Lieberman. The 60-minute runtime provides an insightful examination of how online activism is transforming political discourse and campaigning.

Available in DVD format, Blog Wars is a significant piece for anyone interested in the intersection of technology and politics, offering a look at a pivotal moment in the evolution of political communication.