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Al Jazeera panelists in Doha, Qatar discuss Super Tuesday results


Global audience tunes in to Super Tuesday coverage

by Sirena Rubinoff
Feb 07, 2008


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WASHINGTON - The 2008 American presidential primaries have attracted more voters and media attention than any other political story in the past generation.  Most of the U.S. audience watched on mainstream media channels, but Al-Jazeera English was out in full force from Boston to Los Angeles providing coverage for English speakers around the world.