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Showing posts with label Lauren Greenfield. Show all posts
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Monday, 19 October 2009

Foreclosure: Death of the American Dream

Posted on 07:19 by election
Lauren Greenfield continues to push further into the new media realm mixing still photography and video for this piece on the foreclosure crisis. From Frank Evers.
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