Today, OpenCongress introduced a new feature called My Political Notebook which I think that you might like.
The following is from the OpenCongress team:
Hi everyone,
As Congress returns today for its last session of the year, we are excited to announce "My Political Notebook". It's a new way to save and share your favorite political content, from OpenCongress and around the web.
"My Political Notebook" allows you to create a personal page of everything you're following in politics: news articles, blog posts, web videos, important files, and more. You can add content with one click using a handy bookmarklet for your web browser, or directly from pages on OpenCongress.
For example, one of the biggest issues in the news is whether Congress will include a bailout of the Big Three Automakers in a new economic stimulus package. "My Political Notebook" gives you a way to collect the best info about this developing story in one place, add your own notes & tags, and share it all with your friends.
To read more about "My Political Notebook", visit our blog announcement today ::
http://www.opencongress.org/articles/view/753
To jump right in and see it in action, check out the notebook of our lead blogger, Donny Shaw ::
http://www.opencongress.org/users/donnyshaw/profile/political_notebook
Finally, our friends Jay & Ryanne of RyanIsHungry.com recently made a great video tutorial on how to use OpenCongress to track all the bills and issues you care about::
http://www.opencongress.org/about/screencast
This week is Congress' last chance until January to take action on the economy, so there's a lot at stake. On this story and others, "My Political Notebook" gives you a new place to save and share what's really happening in Congress. Let us know what you think!
Thanks,
-David + the OC Team
http://www.opencongress.org/
Remember it's our job to get the facts and stay involved.
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