All-Access Pass for Bloggers
Part of the new media revolution is taking place at the Democratic National Convention. This year’s Convention has allowed bloggers unprecedented access to Party events. A key aspect to this evolution is the “The Big Tent.” More than 300 new media journalists and bloggers have been granted access to cover the events. One of the featured bloggers is Rich Peters, the winner of a national YouTube Convention video contest where he answered the question, “Why are you a Democrat in 2008?” YouTube awarded him credentials to cover Barack Obama’s campaign on his video blog, hosted by the company.
August 26, 2008
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- @travisAmartinez: Sen. Specter and Leahy bones it out before the vote. Lieberman and Burris high five after the vote.. -- 1 hour ago
- @jackrice: So 60 votes in the Senate. Now come the real fight. -- 1 hour ago
- @bobney: Sen. George Voinovich: Why waste time on a badly flawed health-care bill? | OPEN: Ohio Politics - cleveland.com - - ... http://shar.es/aiCnd -- 1 hour ago
- @jtamboli: Voinovich didn't vote because he's in Cleveland celebrating the beginning of his political career. http://bit.ly/85eHNR .. -- 1 hour ago
- @travisAmartinez: With 60 votes Senate agrees to begin debate on health care reform bill.. -- 1 hour ago
- @bobney: Buckeye Blitz !!!!!!!! Another year down -- 6 hours ago
- @jackrice: I Embed with the the 82nd Airborne in Afghanistan in Dec. http://ff.im/-bOlF2 -- 8 hours ago
- @bobney: Wow, money for votes, doesn't that get you in trouble? :-) - POLITICO.com - http://shar.es/aiGGE -- 8 hours ago
- @bobney: Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA) will vote for cloture to begin the healthcare debate, has reserved her right to vote no on passage -- 8 hours ago
- @tdowlats: RT @huffingtonpost Reporters Uncensored: How to Build a Continent: A Do it Yourself Guide http://bit.ly/48dl6X -- 10 hours ago