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Romney Concession and Obama Acceptance Speeches in Three Minutes or Less

November 7, 2012 at 9:49 am PT

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Thanks to Time magazine for these videos, which squeeze the post-election speeches of Republican candidate Mitt Romney and Democratic President Barack Obama into three minutes or less:

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The ultimate native ads are the glossy fashion ads in Vogue: in most cases, they’re better than the editorial, and as a result, readers spend as much time with the ads — if not more — as they do with the edit.

— Felix Salmon, writing about the potential of native advertising on the Web