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With the 2008 U.S. elections less than five months away, epolitics.com has released an updated e-book to give political campaigners, advocacy groups and individual citizens a comprehensive guide to using the Internet to promote candidates, shape public op

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Staff report Let's talk politics. Magicvalley.com, the Times-News Web site, has launched two political blogs written by community members, and invites readers to join the political discussion.