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		<title>Measuring the Influence of Blogs on Consumers, the Media and Corporate Reputation</title>
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		<description>According to the report &quot;State of the News Media 2005&quot; from the Project for Excellence in Journalism, &quot;more than a third of Americans, some 36 percent, are regular consumers of four or more different kinds of news outlets—network news, local TV, newspapers, cable, radio, the Internet and magazines.&quot;</description>
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