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This summarizes the political impact of digital culture in 2006 and covers the Mark Foley IM scandal, the George Allen "macaca" moment on YouTube, the comments of Senator Ted Stevens about the Internet, the hearing about "Terrorist Use of the Internet" that mistakenly identified a Battlefield 2 fan film as a terrorist videogame, the subversive effects of the Stephen Colbert performance at the White House roast, and the general regulatory climate of the year.
This movie is part of the collection: Open Source Movies
Producer: Elizabeth Losh
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English
Keywords: digital rhetoric; virtualpolitik; rhetoric; 2006; politics; congress
Contact Information: http://www.digitalrhetoric.org
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Elizabeth Losh
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