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Day: May 9, 2008

The Pitfalls of Commodity News

While watching campaign coverage here in North Carolina earlier this week, I was reminded of one of my longtime frustrations with live election returns — it’s a game news sites have to play, but cannot win.

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Author Ryan ThornburgPosted on May 9, 2008Categories New Media Economics, Online PoliticsTags commodity news, elections
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