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Benefits Goobix News is an online voting framework where users can rank democratically popular news by casting positive or negative votes on them. To be logged into your own account when visiting Goobix News offers the following additional advantages: - your votes are associated with your account instead of your computer (and they are saved and protected by your personal account password).
- you can save favorite news by bookmarking them online, and you can easily retrieve them later using the 'Saved News' feature.
- you can submit your own news proposal; at any time later on, you can visit a list of submissions made from your account.
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| 23204. | Opinion: Why negative political ads work (permalink) | | | score: -2, Politics, 2012-01-03 00:01:20, published by CNN | | Negative ads in the Iowa caucuses are just the tip of the iceberg. While as recently as three election cycles ago there were still some reservations about slinging mud, in 2012 negative ads are a virtual must-have component of every political campaign. ... [additional details] | | 23207. | Egypt's generals move up elections (permalink) | | | score: -2, Politics, 2012-01-02 17:01:29, published by CNN | | Egypt's ruling military council has moved up the scheduled elections for the upper house of parliament by nearly three weeks, with voting now scheduled to start in late January, the state news agency MENA reported Sunday. ... [additional details] | | 23213. | Opinion: Will negativity kill caucuses? (permalink) | | | score: -2, Politics, 2011-12-30 17:01:21, published by CNN | | In 1979, George H.W. Bush was giving a foreign policy speech to a group of Iowa Republican caucus-goers when a British journalist, well into his cups, shouted "Rubbish! Rubbish!" at the former U.N. ambassador from the back of the room. ... [additional details] |
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