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Live-blogging Super Tuesday

There are a number of ways to follow the presidential primary events tonight, but if you're tired of watching CNN's "Magic Wall" on TV, here's a quick roundup of what's where online:

PBS MediaShift is following the social media angle - keeping tabs on what users are looking at and tracking mashups like the Google/Twitter map of voters.

NPR will be using Twitter for a livefeed of election results and reactions.

ABC News beefed up its Facebook presence with a feature that asks users "what are you thinking?" Be careful what you say -- ABC may add your thoughts to the live TV broadcast tonight.

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