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12-11-2007, 09:05 PM
From http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/999999999/NEWS09/71109067/1001
The Des Moines Register’s presidential debates — the last debates before the Iowa caucuses — are this week. Republican candidates debate on Wednesday, and Democratic candidates debate on Thursday.
Both debates will be broadcast live at 1 p.m on Iowa Public Television, and replayed on IPTV at 7 p.m. each evening. The debates will also air live on CNN, C-SPAN3, Fox News Channel, C-SPAN Radio and Fox News Radio.
In addition, Iowans can watch the debate streaming live at DesMoinesRegister.com.
Other things to do at DesMoinesRegister.com during and after the debates:
• Follow the day’s activities through our “sights and sounds” blog.
• Read and react as our editorial staff blogs during the debate.
• See photos of the candidates and their supporters.
• Read analysis from David Yepsen and news coverage from Des Moines Register reporters.
• View Brian Duffy's debate sketches.
• Find out where else the candidates will appear in the state of Iowa.
• Check back after the debate to watch it again, find more coverage and commentary.
Carolyn Washburn, editor of The Des Moines Register, will moderate the debates, which will be held at Iowa Public Television Studios in Johnston, Iowa.
we're looking for undecided voters
The Register, as part of its coverage of the Republican and Democratic presidential debates on Dec. 12 and Dec. 13, will conduct post-debate interviews with undecided caucusgoers. If you are an undecided caucusgoer and would like to be interviewed for a newspaper article about your reaction to the televised debate for your respective party, please reply by e-mail to jroos@dmreg.com and provide the following information: First and last name, telephone number, address, age, occupation, and which caucus you plan to attend on Jan. 3 (Republican or Democratic).
If you are chosen to be interviewed, you will be notified in advance. On the night of the debate, a reporter will call you within minutes of its completion.
tickets for the debate
Attendance at the Register's debates is by invitation only. The Register is making any excess tickets available to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. To put your name on the waiting list for tickets, please contact Erin Meade, emeade@dmreg.com.
Here in FL it's on at 2pm on Foxnews. Check your local listings. INVITATION ONLY? Uh oh, prepare for some serious boos!
The Des Moines Register’s presidential debates — the last debates before the Iowa caucuses — are this week. Republican candidates debate on Wednesday, and Democratic candidates debate on Thursday.
Both debates will be broadcast live at 1 p.m on Iowa Public Television, and replayed on IPTV at 7 p.m. each evening. The debates will also air live on CNN, C-SPAN3, Fox News Channel, C-SPAN Radio and Fox News Radio.
In addition, Iowans can watch the debate streaming live at DesMoinesRegister.com.
Other things to do at DesMoinesRegister.com during and after the debates:
• Follow the day’s activities through our “sights and sounds” blog.
• Read and react as our editorial staff blogs during the debate.
• See photos of the candidates and their supporters.
• Read analysis from David Yepsen and news coverage from Des Moines Register reporters.
• View Brian Duffy's debate sketches.
• Find out where else the candidates will appear in the state of Iowa.
• Check back after the debate to watch it again, find more coverage and commentary.
Carolyn Washburn, editor of The Des Moines Register, will moderate the debates, which will be held at Iowa Public Television Studios in Johnston, Iowa.
we're looking for undecided voters
The Register, as part of its coverage of the Republican and Democratic presidential debates on Dec. 12 and Dec. 13, will conduct post-debate interviews with undecided caucusgoers. If you are an undecided caucusgoer and would like to be interviewed for a newspaper article about your reaction to the televised debate for your respective party, please reply by e-mail to jroos@dmreg.com and provide the following information: First and last name, telephone number, address, age, occupation, and which caucus you plan to attend on Jan. 3 (Republican or Democratic).
If you are chosen to be interviewed, you will be notified in advance. On the night of the debate, a reporter will call you within minutes of its completion.
tickets for the debate
Attendance at the Register's debates is by invitation only. The Register is making any excess tickets available to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. To put your name on the waiting list for tickets, please contact Erin Meade, emeade@dmreg.com.
Here in FL it's on at 2pm on Foxnews. Check your local listings. INVITATION ONLY? Uh oh, prepare for some serious boos!