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The Death of Robocalls?

I co-moderated a panel last night at The National Press Club, and one of the Democrats on the panel made a very good point regarding how the internet has undermined the usefulness of a 
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traditional campaign tactic: the Robocall. 

She remarked that one of the primary purposes of using "Robocalls" is to spread a message to targeted voters in an "under-the-radar" / sub rosa manner (the other advantage to them is that they are relatively inexpensive).

The problem, though, is that now days, bloggers are using inexpensive technology to capture these calls -- and then post them online.  And once bloggers do this ground-work of recording and uploading the calls, it is then very easy for the mainstream media to simply steal the audio -- and report on the calls (since bloggers have done the work for them).

Of course, this undermines much of the rationale for using Robocalls...

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