December 22, 1999
Web posted at: 10:12 p.m. EST (0312 GMT)

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- In their latest attempt to reach potential voters, some presidential candidates have launched "banner ads" on the Internet that are aimed at capturing the attention of Web surfers.

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CNN's Judy Woodruff takes an interactive tour of the Bush campaign's Web ads. Real 28K 80K Windows Media 28K 80K

Republican front-runner George W. Bush's ads are even interactive. Created by the political consulting firm Aristotle Publishing, Bush's ads are targeted to Web users most likely to vote in the New Hampshire primary and Iowa caucuses.

The ads began appearing Tuesday on a host of sites on the World Wide Web. CNN's Judy Woodruff examines this emerging way for candidates to take their message to voters online.

Wednesday, December 22, 1999

• Poll: Gore still trails Bush
• Video: Keyes labels polls as 'dangerous'
• Video: Presidential hopefuls launch Internet banner ads
• Clinton urges communities to end hunger during D.C. Central Kitchen visit
• NHPrimary.com: Forbes offers variety of choices at meeting
• Gore pitches preschool and spars with Bradley over schools
• Bush tests new ad strategy
• McCain says library should block sexually explicit sites
• Hillary Clinton says Giuliani "gets angry quite often"
• Bradley's challenge -- pull an Iowa surprise, then keep going
• Forbes bashes Bush in new radio commercials
• McCain vows to keep campaign clean no matter what
• Tripp will not testify at court hearing
• Forbes addresses students on school choice, economy, morals
• Jury finds former Georgia state Senator Ralph David Abernathy III guilty

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