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U.S. Election 2012

Recent Comments

56:31
mom123 said on The Rachel Maddow Show (Oct 17, 2012 6pm):
This is so true!!!!
01:46:56
r_macdonald said on Squawk on the Street (Sep 12, 2012 9am):
CNBC clip presenting President Obama's speech in which he called Benghazi consulate attack as act of terror on September 12, 2012
02:36:16
r_macdonald said on U.S. House of Representatives (Sep 12, 2012 5pm):
CSPAN News clip presenting President Obama's speech in which he called Benghazi consulate attack as act of terror on September 12, 2012
46:53
r_macdonald said on ABC News Good Morning America (Sep 12, 2012 7am):
ABC News clip President Obama's speech in which he called Benghazi consulate attack as "act of terrorism" on September 12, 2012; In contrast to the assertion of Governor Romney in their second debate
02:34
r_macdonald said on CNN Newsroom (Sep 12, 2012 12pm):
President Obama's speech in which he called Benghazi consulate attack as "act of terrorism" on September 12, 2012; In contrast to the assertion of Governor Romney in second debate
45:49
tracey pooh said on Call-In for Debate Reaction (Oct 12, 2012 1am):
The most tweeted moment of the VP debate -- "Oh, so now you're Jack Kennedy?"
00:41
yoyolol said on News 4 at 11 (Oct 29, 2011 11pm):
Never seen this intro before...
00:10
yoyolol said on Today (Jun 5, 2011 7am):
Loved these 'We are washington' Commercials!
02:34:31
yoyolol said on Today (Dec 10, 2010 7am):
LOL It got stuck
06:04
showell said on The Colbert Report (Jul 11, 2011 11pm):
Check out this fracking reference
23:36
yoyolol said on News 4 at 6 (Apr 13, 2010 6pm):
Lol Jim Vance at his best xD
01:01:34
yoyolol said on News 4 Today at 6 (Jun 8, 2011 6am):
Very Interesting again
10:41
yoyolol said on Today (Jun 8, 2011 7am):
Interesting...
21:41
r_macdonald said on [curator: unknown title] (Apr 5, 2010 11am):
Knight comments on local journalism crisis
00:31
yoyolol said on Today (Sep 8, 2009 7am):
New look for TODAY

Observations and Uses

As people get a deeper understanding about the way that the message of television works they will become more educated consumers of the news and that will make them better citizens and be able to hold people accountable either in government or any of the subjects that are covered in the news.

David Ritsher, Center for Investigative Reporting

News organizations have to make gut decisions about how they approach coverage of something, whether or not they cover something, and a lot of that is based on memory and that memory can be faulty and s so exciting to have the opportunity that we can actually do a key word search and How many times did we talk about this issue in the last year? ... Obviously it's a huge opportunity to have access more -- anytime there's more information it's better for the democratic process.

Travis Daub, PBS NewsHour

Ordinary people can use this tool. People are increasingly involved as publishers themselves. They Tweet, they post to Facebook, they write blogs. If they can use this tool to access the content that they want to comment on, that they want to criticize, and incorporate it into the various social platforms that they're already using, it's going to enrich the sort of commentary that they're able to produce.

Brian Carver, UC Berkeley School of Information

On YouTube it doesn't say where it came from, doesn't say the station, might be someone that just wrote—maybe even misspelled his name. So it's very hard to figure out—where did this come from? Did someone make this? Is this from a station? You can sometimes look for the logo but it's very hard to know, is this from 2008 or 2012? On YouTube very hard to know. Internet Archive tells you exactly: station, day, time, this is when it was said. ... giving people access to, "Where did this come from?" and, "What's the original space?" is really important.

Jonathan Mcintosh, RebelliousPixels

One context that the TV Archive could be used in an educational environment is to train students in more media literacy… showing the ways that mass media, particularly news media, maybe also commercials, portrays particular topics, and also to ask students to create those videos themselves and perhaps in the act of creating they'll be able to make choices that make them aware of the choices that the people that create the media make.

Rosanne Scholl, Louisiana State University
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