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What is the Wesleyan Media Project and what does it have to do with the 2010 election? At TransparencyCamp 2011, Erika Franklin Fowler -- a professor at Wesleyan University and the Wesleyan Media Project's lead -- gave a lightning talk that answered both these questions and shone a little sunlight on 2010 campaign spending by special interest groups. (Slides posted with permission of creator, Erika Franklin Fowler.)
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