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    Denver to unveil giant video screen for promos and news feeds; 'CCO examines whether police here are ready to deal with 'anarchy'

    By Convention Countdown | Published Wed, Aug 13 2008 9:43 am

    Convention Countdown

    Denver to unveil giant video screen for promos and news feeds; 'CCO examines whether police here are ready to deal with 'anarchy'


    Democratic National Convention

    12

    DAYS TO GO
    DENVER
    Aug. 25-28

    A massive, first-of-its-kind LED (light-emitting diode) screen, which will air promotional videos and news feeds, will greet passers-by outside the Colorado Convention Center just in time for the Democratic National Convention, the Denver Post reports. The paper says: "The giant screen consists of 16 32-inch-wide panels, which are suspended by straps and fastened to the top and bottom of the structure with brackets. Each panel weighs about 300 pounds."


     

     


    Republican National Convention

    19

    DAYS TO GO
    ST. PAUL
    Sept. 1-4

    In a reported piece, WCCO-TV anchor Frank Vascellaro asks the provocative question "Are police ready for anarchy during the RNC?" and looks at internal police documents on what kind of tactics public safety officials expect some protesters to try.

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