10/03/12
Marketplace Tech Report for Wednesday, October 3, 2012
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With the first presidential debate set for tonight in Denver, a question for you: Remember Texas governor Rick Perry's brain freeze in a debate during primary season? How did you see it -- live on TV or later on your laptop or phone? Recent studies have shown that technology is shaking up the way we consume media. We check in with the online news site Buzzfeed and blogger site Tumblr to find out their plans to cover the debate for today's digital, instant, and social age.
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How tech is changing the debate
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