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Les votes aux enchères

Le succès le plus marquant de la fin de l'an 2000 fut sans conteste Voteauction.com (accessible aujourd'hui sur 62.116.31.68). Articles de presse sur articles de presse, spots télé après spots télé, les journalistes rappelèrent que les grosses sociétés privées achetaient dores et déjà des voix lors des élections américaines--exactement ce que cherchait à rappeler James Baumgartner, le créateur du site. A l'ère de la privatisation de toutes choses, Voteauction.com n'est pas nécessairement ce qu'il y a de plus choquant dans le marché....


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10 February 2001
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