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Thousands of runners, thousands of website visitors during Civilisation March 2011

Of course there are 'trolls'. Opponents of 'leftist hobbies' and supporters of the thesis that good art will survive on its own. Our liveblog on the March of Civilisation, which we had filled partly by following Twitter hashtags, turned a bit sour. We cleaned that up a bit, took out the loudest screamers (also pro, incidentally) and added a few striking political accounts to the follow list.

Meanwhile, a changing team of about six people worked around the clock to follow and interpret the news flow as best they could. The liveblog attracted thousands of followers, its own website almost went down, but we are still on the air, once again following the actions in The Hague and reporting on the debate in the second chamber from 11 am. Follow us further on culturalpressburo.co.uk/live.

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