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    Democracy Now has entered into the age of New Media. This means that not only do we report in the traditional way with tape recorder, microphone and a pen, but our reporting now encompasses video and audio digital production as well as internet technology. Pratap Chatterjee is our New Media reporter and he is here to walk us through his specially designed Democracy Now Web site which was designed for our election coverage over the next few months. The Web site is called Breaking with Convention. Power, Protest and the Presidency.

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