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US Elections Online

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  • 01-11-2008 4:56pm
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    Fruit1985
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    I don't have a television in my place in Dublin and just wondering does anyone know anywhere that's going to broadcast the results live over the internet?


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    Jari
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    hi

    u can try newstalk website, they said it will cover it. http://newstalk.ie/newstalk/index.html


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    Sad Professor
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    Use the BBC News website for online updates.

    Or just listen to the radio. Like Jari said Newstalk are covering it. Although I'd recommend BBC Radio 5 if you can pick it up in your area or via ntl or listen to the online stream. They're likely to have far better coverage. That's what I'll be listening to.


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    mikemac
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    Radio is your best bet and most likely BBC radio

    I thought BBC Radio 5 was a sports station though :confused:


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    Sad Professor
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    micmclo wrote: »
    I thought BBC Radio 5 was a sports station though :confused:
    News, talk and sport. But there's very little sport after 10. Up All Night with Rhod Sharp goes from 1am to 5am every night. Excellent late night talk radio with a lot of focus on the U.S. elections. They've been covering everything since the primaries. Afaik they'll be starting their coverage around 9 on Tuesday.

    BBC Radio 5 was the original inspiration for Newstalk. It's a great station, I listen to it every night.


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