Seth Stevenson appears in the following:
Ad Nauseam
Friday, October 12, 2012
Voters in swing states are enduring a gauntlet of campaign advertising this election season. Reporter Seth Stevenson, who lives in New York City, decided to fly to one of those states (Ohio) and subjected himself to 45 hours of campaign advertising. It wasn't pleasant. Bob spoke with Stevenson, who wrote about the experiment for The New Republic.
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From the Archive: PSYCHIC TIPS, MEDIA FRENZIES AND TEXAS
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The Edward Snowden Narrative, Privacy vs. Convenience, and More
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The Fox News Mole
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'Is Anybody Down' is Gone - For Now
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Happy Birthday
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Is Snowden a Hero, Traitor, or Something Else
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Thanks For Everything, Bing
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Our Privacy Delusions
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My Voice is My Passport
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The Edward Snowden Narrative, Privacy vs. Convenience, and More
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The Fox News Mole
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Is Snowden a Hero, Traitor, or Something Else
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Our Privacy Delusions
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Thanks For Everything, Bing
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Surveillance Revelations, Turkish Media Looks Away, and More
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The Ever Changing Story of the PRISM Program
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Snowden's Life Online
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Happy Birthday
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The State of Our Surveillance State

