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How to be part of WTOP's inaugural coverage

With improvements in smartphones and the explosion of social media, WTOP would like to include what you see and experience on Inauguration Day in its coverage.

Friday - 01/18/2013, 11:53am EST

Tags: inauguration, Neal Augenstein, social media

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Test your knowledge of inaugural history

"We often look at American history, and presidential history, and how they parallel each other. It's a way we mark our story -- our national story," says Harry Rubenstein, curator with the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.

Friday - 01/18/2013, 06:52am EST

Tags: Neal Augenstein, presidential trivia, inauguration

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Professional tips: Personalize your photos on Inauguration Day

If you hope your Inauguration Day photographs will be more than snapshots of companions mugging at your smartphone, a Washington-based photojournalist suggests shooting the unexpected.

Thursday - 01/17/2013, 12:43pm EST

Tags: inauguration day, Neal Augenstein, Bill Crandall, photographs, photography

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When Paul meets Page: The methods behind mashup madness

The combination of Led Zep's "Whole Lotta Love" with The Beatles' "Helter Skelter" wasn't created in a secret, long-ago dual recording session, but in a mashup.

Tuesday - 01/15/2013, 06:01am EST

Tags: The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, mashup, DJ Flounder, Neal Augenstein

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TV pro: How to capture the inaugural parade on a smartphone

Many of us will line the parade route on Inauguration Day to be part of history, and some will try to document it with a smartphone. Here are some tips to help you out.

Monday - 01/14/2013, 09:10am EST

Tags: Jim Long, NBC News, smartphone, Inauguration Parade, inauguration, Neal Augenstein

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Great songs, little credit: Rock's most underrated bands

Some bands get rich and famous. Others never get the credit they deserve.

Friday - 01/11/2013, 01:36pm EST

Tags: The Kinks, KISS, Neal Augenstein

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Md. AG supports police keeping license plate reader info

Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler believes police holding onto data gathered from license plate reader systems does not cause privacy concerns for drivers.

Thursday - 01/10/2013, 05:53pm EST

Tags: Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler, License plate readers, Neal Augenstein

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Six years ago, iPhone unveil changed lives, technology (VIDEO)

"It completely changed not only the way people developed cellphones, but ultimately the way people developed personal computers," says Larry Magid, CBS technology consultant and CNET technology analyst.

Wednesday - 01/09/2013, 04:19pm EST

Tags: iPhone, Neal Augenstein, Larry Magid

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