But that’s just the beginning, as far as I am concerned. If we are going to arrange a one on one with each candidate I want to make sure we have some tough and pertinent questions. So user generated questions make a great deal of sense. Submit your question on the site, we ask it, and then you “tune in” for the answer in the completed interview.

All of this is great for the web savvy set but I throughout this election I am starting to see more clearly the drawbacks of all this great technology when it comes to servicing certain segments of the population. Most notably those whose monthly budget might not have the room for the reasonably pricey high speed Internet connection that can make all of this possible. This in itself is interesting? Canada is regarded as a highly connected nation as far as web use is concerned but there are many, many countries that have more affordable access.

I think that’s my first question for the politicians in the next election. I am however off of my original point which was to suggest that maybe the Internet
doesn’t need to be the only media to distribute the content we produce (especially the audio and video). If you have thoughts on this drop us a line. More to come on this topic for sure.