Ben Smith at Buzzfeed describes the RomneyFail leak as "unexploded digital ordnance," and traces its explosion. At Poynter, a post that similarly explores the hands through which it passed—one of them being Jimmy Carter's grandson.
How Romney's "47 percent" percolated through the internet, and became a viral political moment
1 in 5 job listings either fake or never filled
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ShredOS is an entire OS just for destroying data
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Did you remember to turn your computer off before midnight?
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Turn long meetings into short summaries with this AI-powered recorder
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PDFs don't have to be annoying
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Fix your photos faster than you can say "cheese"
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