Remember ChaCha, the human-powered search engine? We’ve already covered it on IntoMobile and now they caught our attention again by expanding their offering beyond pure search results. They’ve recently announced the cooperation with youth voting initiative Rock The Vote! to help people get election-related facts via SMS. To get your election info fix on your handset, simple

ChaCha, the mobile answer service backed by Jeff Bezos is working with youth voting initiative Rock The Vote to help people get election-related facts via text message. The New York Times reports. "The process is simple: Send a text message to RTVOTE (788683) and a ChaCha guide — a real, live person, in this case specifically trained to give nonpartisan information about politics — will give you...

ChaCha announced that Rock the Vote will use its service to engage and inform young voters ahead of the Nov. 4 election.

ChaCha, a unique “mobile answers” service, has teamed with “Rock The Vote” to engage and inform voters as well as provide voting, polling and other related information for the upcoming November 4 election.?? With the knowledge of Rock The Vote, combined

ChaCha will provide mobile answers to young voters as well as provide voting, polling and related information for the November 4 election though a partnership with Rock the Vote. Beginning today, questions can be sent to RTVOTE (788683) and politically trained ChaCha Guides will provide informed, non-partisan answers. With this service, potential voters can learn everything, from where their polli...

Rock the Vote and Trilibis Mobile launch Rock the Vote Mobile -- a mobile site designed to make voter registration more accessible and fun, and improve young voter turnout for the 2008 U.S. general elections. RTV Mobile is fully integrated with RocktheVote.com, providing a cohesive user experience. Anyone submitting their email address through the mobile site will receive specific instructions on ...

The 2008 Democratic National Convention has just debuted in Denver, offering a perfect occasion for AT&T, North America's largest mobile carrier, to encourage young Americans to go vote at this year's US presidential elections (which will take place on November 4). The blue carrier has partnered with Rock the Vote and prepared a Rock the Vote/AT&T Mobile Elections vehicle. This i...

Everyone wants to get in on the world of mobile content, and that also includes the area of the political process, and to this end Rock The Vote, FunMobility and AT&T have announced their launch of downloadable content for mobile phones This downloadable content is to “help encourage young people to leverage their voting power in

Rock The Vote, AT&T and FunMobility announced the launch of downloadable mobile content to “help encourage young people to leverage their voting power in the political process.” Rock The Vote’s mobile campaign brings together popular music, artists and mobile technologies. On its end, FunMobility — which is known to have the largest inventory of free downloads

AT&T announced a partnership with Rock The Vote and FunMobility earlier this week for new civic-minded mobile content. Rock The Vote and AT&T will launch a mobile campaign to encourage young people to vote; the campaign hopes to bring together "popular music, artists and mobile technologies to engage today's youth with the political process." And FunMobility