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CBS News Explains Superdelegates via Animation

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The New York Times notes that the CBS Evening News used an animated segment to explain the role of “superdelegates” in nominating party candidates in the United States (free registration required). The segments were made by Josh Landis and Mitch Butler, whose “Fast Draw” segments explain recent news stories through animation created using whiteboard markers. The segment quickly became one of the most popular video clips on the CBS News website. The video can still be viewed at the CBS website.

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