Before the first debate, Twitter launched a new page on their site dedicated to a constant stream of twitter posts related to the 2008 election.
Honestly, I am kind of excited about it. It’s interesting to watch (even though it goes faster than I can read, usually). I guess I should say, actually, that I am [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘denver’
27 September, 2008
#Open the Twitter elections page to alternative parties!
8 September, 2008
Redefining citizen press at the RNC
I wrote previously about The Uptake and their amazing live video Qik coverage of the RNC. But the citizen and independent press at the RNC was even more impressive the more I got into it.
I am a regular user of Twitter (@tfooq), and I’m intrigued by the medium’s potential. But following [...]
31 August, 2008
Cops illegally raid RNC protesters
If there is a lesson to be learned from these convention protests, it’s that security culture is more important than anyone had previously thought. Infiltration lead to the illegal arrests of many at an Unconventional Denver action August 25, and now infiltration has led to a series of illegal raids and arrests of members of [...]
28 August, 2008
Cop hits a biker and runs in Denver, among other violent, suppressive actions
A cop on a motorcycle, going the wrong way on a one-way street, ran his motorcycle into a couple bikers who were part of a critical mass bike ride through the city. After the collision, which was unquestionably his fault, the cop and his cop friend rode off quickly as angry bikers started yelling irately [...]
26 August, 2008
Cops have violently occupied Denver
Our country truly is a police state. Anyone who says we are free is a liar.
I just moved to Denver three days ago, and knew it would be exciting with the DNC in town and all. But after watching the actions of the $50 million police force against unarmed American dissenters, I am thoroughly convinced [...]





