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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDemocracy Plaza sponsored by Microsoft and Windows 8
WTF?!
Of course Democracy Plaza is also designed as a consumer event, with lucrative brand integration. Microsoft Windows 8 branding is prominent throughout the plaza, with stands allowing visitors try out the new Surface tablet, or get their caricature drawn on a Windows tablet, or test their own anchor skills in a video produced on a Windows PC. The Metropolitan Museum of Art store in the plaza also has an original copy of the Declaration of Independence. The Declaration did not appear to be sponsored by Microsoft
[link:http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/democracy-plaza-readies-for-its-close-up_b153416|
edhopper
(33,587 posts)that there is corporate money in politics now?
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edhopper
(33,587 posts)be light hearted.
No insult intended.
Earth_First
(14,910 posts)edhopper
(33,587 posts)it's hard to tell a lot of times without hearing the tone.
A downside to the internet.
panAmerican
(1,206 posts)Earth_First
(14,910 posts)Completely unnecessary.
panAmerican
(1,206 posts)I used to work for one of the component development companies who partner with Microsoft. All those cool screens you see when Chuck Todd is making projections is an outcome of the work that Microsoft does with such companies. It then allows those companies to showcase what can be done with the products that they develop based on Microsoft technologies. And on the other hand, it allows the networks to feature some cool infographics.