The debate starts at 9 PM on MSNBC.
You can get the embeddable code for the Talk Clock on this page.
talk clock
For those who've been anxiously awaiting the return of the ChrisDodd.com Talk Clock (as featured in Talk Clock and Talk Clock 2, Republican Edition), the wait is over.
Tonight the Talk Clock returns to time measure how much time each Democratic presidential candidate - and CNN moderator Anderson Cooper - are given to speak during the debate. We'll also be keeping track of how many questions originate from videos submitted by YouTube users and how many come from CNN.
Want this on your site? copy the code below!
Wednesday Blog Roundup - Talk Clock Edition
posted by Matt Browner-Hamlin, Campaign Blogger on June 6, 2007 - 12:01pm
Last night, the Dodd campaign again put out the ChrisDodd.com "Talk Clock" to time the Republican presidential debate in New Hampshire.
techPresident's Joshua Levy writes, "Fresh off of producing an informative and amusing Talk Clock that showed, in all its Pez-dispenzer glory, which candidates got the most talking time in Sunday's Democratic debate, the Chris Dodd campaign has produced another chart for the Republicans." Any similarities between the graphics contained in the Talk Clock and actual Pez dispensers is purely coincidental.
ePluribus Media's wanderindiana likes the Talk Clock and our online outreach efforts in general. "I've got to say that thanks to their innovative interactive webchats and stuff like this Debate Talk Clock, I am waiting to hear more from Dodd." Thanks for the kind words -- trust us, you will be hearing more from Senator Dodd. Our online efforts are based around the philosophy that we can provide people with a window into our campaign and the firm belief that the more they get to know Chris Dodd, the more people will like him.
The Talk Clock was linked to or used by Bleeding Heartland, DailyKos, MyDD, Blue Hampshire, Atrios, and many other blogs.
We'll continue to make the Talk Clock available in the future for the interest of presenting a full exploration of today's pressing issues to the American people.
