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RNC Redux by Josh Rubin
If you're not going to protest the RNC, at least get the truth from the streets:
Each night of the RNC, Screensavers, in association with the Thing, will present the RNC Redux Open Doc Tour, a real time performance created by pulling a broad selection of the day's blog text, photos, audio, and video to mix it into a narrative of the day's events.
Trust art. Trust the individual. Trust your social network. Don't trust Fox.
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