ArgYou.com measures the success of the US election campaign on the Internet

If the US election were decided on the candidates’ Internet efforts, Barack Obama would win hands down. A recent study measured how well each candidate sells himself as a “digital product” and which one’s name is most searched for on more than 180 different search engines worldwide. John McCain is much less visible in his content on the Web by one third and his site presents less relevant arguments to web-users. In contrast, of the VP candidates, Sarah Palin is searched for three times more than Joe Biden.