Today, when hooked up to an in-store wifi network, I happened upon something pretty interesting: the HillaryClinton.com homepage was geared almost exclusively to the state of Indiana, with no less than four prominent mentions above the fold.

Much has been said about the inaccuracies of blogs, Wikipedia, and other forms of collaborative intelligence. But traditional centralized institutions also have shortcomings. Earlier this week, for example, many traditional corporate media outlets suggested that Hillary Clinton was the fundraising leader without having complete information. And mainstream media has been more than twice as likely to cover the Iowa and New Hampshire contests as to cover the South Carolina and Nevada contests.