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The Big Tent, an 8,000 square-foot two-story structure, for the first time provided 500 bloggers and new media journalists with work space during the Democratic National Convention. The Tent also hosted in-depth panels with prominent national leaders including energy executive T.

During the 2008 Democratic National Convention, REC Solar (www.recsolar.com), an industry-leading provider of residential and commercial solar electric sytstems and MySpace.com provided clean, renewable energy to convention participants and thir tech tools at a solar-powered recharging station located in the heart of Denver, CO.

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When bloggers arrive to cover the Democratic National Convention this August 25-28 in Denver, they will have, for the first time, a central location to capture the nonstop action: The Big Tent, a new media center created by local organizations, national blogs, Digg, Google and YouTube.

 A significant section of The Big Tent will be open to the public where the Digg Stage will present nationally known speakers and panels on global warming, the new energy economy and other hot topics during the day.

Amid criticisms that the requirements were too stringent and downright peculiar, officials are now calling the 12 stipulations laid out in a May Request for Proposal to caterers only “guidelines.”