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For immediate release:
Jackie Strike , campaign newcomer from New Hampshire, announces V2V program. All citizens are in
the running for Vice Presidency in grassroots Strike movement.
Bush/Cheney, Gore/Lieberman, Strike/Anyone. Jackie Strike, virtual presidential candidate, is choosing her VP nominee
democratically. Rather than selecting a charismatic personality or one who brings an important state in November, Jackie
has initiated her V2V (Volunteer to Vice) program. Everyone has a fair chance at being VP at
www.jackiestrike.org/volunteer/register.phtml.
Jackie's volunteer program asks supporters to pass on E-Mail messages to friends and family in order to gain new supporters
for the Strike campaign. By recruiting new "Strikers", volunteers collect points in a pyramid system. "I want a running
mate who's genuinely motivated to be Vice President, and I believe hard work should be rewarded", explains Jackie,
"In order to remove political apathy and get voters involved in the election, they should integrated into democratic
process." In October, Jackie will select her VP and cabinet from her leading campaign recruiters.
"The internet has opened new possibilities for politics", Strike claims, "Thanks to the V2V program, millions of
Americans can now compete for a job once denied them". The V2V program is just one of many features at jackiestrike.org,
a witty and well thought out Web idea, which reflects on politics while showing off the newest net technologies.
Jackie invites all citizens to get on the campaign trail and actively take part in the democratic process. Regardless of
social status, state, or size of bank account, now everyone has an equal chance at the nation's second highest office.
Jackie Strike - She's smart, modern, dynamic and unlike her mortal pol-peers, she's accessible. As a browser-friendly and
interactive 3-D character, Jackie Strike is the first politician capable of speaking personally to all citizens - anywhere
and anytime. The virtual candidate for the US Presidency is the digital answer to your everyday politician. Her site
combines information & technology, draws a fine line between virtual and reality, and is helping shape the future of
democracy. At www.jackiestrike.com, Jackie offers a multi-partisan political view, introducing visitors to many sides
of the issues on her Web Tours. In Speeches, Jackie generates political speak at the click of a mouse, randomly quoting
Bush, Gore and even JFK, MLK and the Declaration of Independence. Strike's motivation is to involve people in politics
online, promoting the democratic power, influence and participation of each individual via the Internet. Jackie is for
those who don't want to just read static political discourse, but see it, hear it, and feel it. In addition to
communicating directly with site visitors online, Jackie can also appear "live" in 3-D for Internet or TV events.
Further information is available at: http://jackiestrike.org/pressoffice.
Jackie for President Ltd., initiators of the Strike campaign, is a joint venture of
Boettcher Hinrichs AG,
noDNA AG and Web Pilots Inc.
Boettcher Hinrichs AG - (http://www.boettcher-hinrichs.com) develops applications for political
and corporate communication, and provides PR Consulting and Relationship Management for Internet companies. noDNA AG
(http://www.nodna.com) is the first agency for virtual models and actors. In addition to renting virtual actors
developed in-house, noDNA also acquires virtual characters from designers worldwide and offers solutions for realtime
interactive Newsspeakers, Hosts, Entertainers and Consultants for Web, IT and digital media. Web Pilots Corp.
(http://www.webpilots.com) lead internet users on topical voyages through the World Wide Web by means of
editorially-supported tour engines. Additional Jackie Partner is kiwilogic.com AG
(http://www.kiwilogic.com),
which develops "Lingubots™" using natural language technology that lets a computer "understand" and respond to human
dialogue. Jackie is also supported by new7wonders.com (www.new7wonders.com),
PR Newswire (www.prnewswire.com), and
White House Protests (www.whitehouseprotests.com).
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