Ukrainian presidential election of 2004 witnessed a massive uprising of the Ukrainian voters against the tactics of the government of rigging the vote, and vote fraud. Critically evaluates and compares the 10 Ukrainian websites focus on elections, analyzing their data to a Web site activity. Despite the lack of access to the media, the supporters of democratic change compensated by the skillful use of the Internet for recruiting volunteers, raising funds, organizing campaigns to report the latest news, and gain sympathy of the global democratic community. Compares the use of the Internet and offers a social and business implications. "Hide
by Miroslav J. Kyj Source: Business Horizons 10 pages. Publication Date: January 15, 2006. Prod. #: BH186-PDF-ENG
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