Election 2008: Blogging from NPR
NPR’s Grand Experiment: Closed Captioning for Radio
In addition to experimenting with live blogging, NPR has been spending its election night trying out a brand new technology: closed captioning for radio, which it has pioneered. Here’s a rough cut video straight from NPR’s headquarters in Washington, D.C.:
Rockin’ the Vote from NYC to DC: Election Day in Photos
Francisco’s rough cut, on the fly photos from NYC and DC:
Categories: Election 2008: Blogging from NPR, Francisco's Photos
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24 Hour Election Cycle
Regardless of who wins, I suggest that the candidates and the American people spend the next week taking a collective nap once the election is (finally) over. Amidst all the talk of the “24 hour election cycle,” I decided to record what Francisco and I have been up to for the past 24 hours. 6:20 … Continue reading