“Newsweek has released highlights of its Special Election Project, which allowed reporters to gather behind-the-scenes information on the presidential campaigns with an agreement that none of their reporting would be published until after Election Day.You can read a summary of their report here, and the first chapter of their book here.
Below, some key excerpts — including:
- news about a cyber attack from an “unknown entity” that hit the presidential campaigns’ computers in the summer, prompting an FBI investigation;
- McCain’s advisers fuming at Palin’s shopping spree, which was apparently far more extensive than originally reported;
- and Palin being blocked from speaking on election night by top McCain aide Steve Schmidt.” (Huffington Post)
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Eliot,
Sorry to say it, but orange and grey on black background is, well, awful, and hard to read as well.
-Ray
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just playing around til I get a look the readers like
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The white background and the size and type of font are improvements. The left margin’s competing for attention a bit too much with the main body now, but I’m sure you’re onto that. Fun to watch it’s progress.
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