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Morning Show 1 (video)
youtube.com - 8/25/2008
Morning Show 1 (video)
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Ana Marie Cox, Glynnis MacNicol, and Rachel Sklar discuss Obama, convention parties and Bill Clinton's enormous...hubris.

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The Huffington Post | Full News Feed:  Your Morning Vlog (Except That We Hate The Word 'Vlog')

QandO:  Denver Convention and New Media

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Your Morning Vlog (Except That We Hate The Word 'Vlog')
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed — Well, it's afternoon in all the time zones that matter now, but we would still like to bring you this: A morning video blog courtesy of the pundits I'm sleeping with, aka Glynnis MacNicol and Ana Marie Cox, my roommates here in lovely Downtown Denver (we'll be sleeping with Obama Girl starting tonight, btw). Because this is the Democratic National Convention to officially confirm Barack Obama as the party's presidential nominee, it's only natural that we should spend most of the time talking about the Clintons, specifically Bill Clinton and what he ...

Denver Convention and New Media
QandO — Because the blogosphere and all its scions have much more prominence, and arguably more influence, with respect to this year’s election, I’ve been lazily paying more attention to how new media is tackling the subject at hand. I think the following presentation is a prime example of what new media can offer, and foreshadows the power of the medium to come: ...

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