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      <title>The Potential Of Political Campaigning in Online Games</title>
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      <description>Matt and I have been talking about online role playing games lately. He’s more than interested in the new challenges they pose to our legal system, the new media opportunities they offer, the ways they’re altering culture.</description>
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