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Article about "source amnesia" which leads people "to forget whether a statement is true. Even when a lie is presented with a disclaimer, people often later remember it as true."
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"Jane Hamsher of Firedoglake and former Rep. Bob Barr, Libertarian presidential candidate, discuss why the FISA bill is succeeding."
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"He's pretty damn good...But there are a few ways in which his candidacy also reinforces some of the branded, celebrity-based, and charismatic techniques of traditional politics. To make the most of his candidacy and, hopefully, his presidency, we'll have
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"cool new tools and services to create presentations online, arrange your pictures in slideshows, record any region of your screen, and also to download YouTube videos and add captions to them."
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Patrick Meier has done some great blogging from the Global Voices Citizen Media summit. This is just one of his many posts.
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"How do 70 opinionated people from around the world make up their collective minds?"
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"There are a lot of situations where we end up with cultural misunderstanding and failure to communicate due to a failure to consider the audience of remarks."
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"If there’s a single subject that gets bloggers excited, incensed and interested, it’s elections."
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"I’m blown away every time I read about the work the Rising Voices grantees are doing..."
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"In our conference room, we’ve got an amazing cross-section of free speech activists in censored nations - several people introduce themselves by talking about their banned websites, or the prison sentences they’ve served due to their online speech."
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Obama or McCain? I'm sorry to the American people, but you guys will be disappointed once more.
Imagine, 3 years after Obama became President, how do you think your life will change?
Now, imagine, 3 years after McCain became Presdient, how do you think your life will change?
Like I say, I'm sorry. Maybe its time to consider emigrating. At least the US dollar will go a longer way that is if you still have savings and inflation hasn't eaten them up.
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