Day in the life of a wall street occupant: cnn producer spends 24 hours @ occupy wall street [video]

[rundevil]

Video at link.

[url]http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2011/11/01/dnt-24-hour-wall-street.cnn[/url]

[Nikota]

I got a fucking chase ad. Hilarious.

Great that a big network other then something like Current or MSNBC is covering it.

[rundevil]

[QUOTE=Nikota;33107430]I got a fucking chase ad. Hilarious.

Great that a big network other then something like Current or MSNBC is covering it.[/QUOTE]

Wallmart for me. but yeah, and not only that they weren't demonizing anyone in it. I liked the open nature of it. that it was free to anyones interpretation. Just an honest look at these people.

[ewitwins]

Sears advertisement for me :v:

Anyways, this is pretty interesting, to say the least.

[Carne]

Link leads me to a video of some Afghan cricket star.

[chunkymonkey]

They spent 24 hours there but only produced a 5 minute(if that) video with the footage?

[ewitwins]

As a side-note, this mini-documentary makes the "Occupy" camp look like a bloody "Hoover-ville".

[rrkpp_]

[QUOTE=rundevil;33107484]Wallmart for me. but yeah, and not only that they weren't demonizing anyone in it. I liked the open nature of it. that it was free to anyones interpretation. Just an honest look at these people.[/QUOTE]

CNN seems like the least propaganda stuffed news network I've seen, probably because I haven't seen much and nobody cares about them

Their documentary "Taliban" was really fantastic, it was the first film sponsored and endorsed openly by a major news organization that actually gave a rational look at the Taliban and why they do what they do. It was a really eye opening documentary too.

[Nikota]

Current is one of the better networks to me. Vanguard is fucking fantastic.

[Zareox]

I've never heard of Current or Vanguard.