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Mar 23, 2006The Pioneer Press
Macalester College sophomore Keri Piepgras can pick up a copy of the New York Times for free at the Campus Center every day, but she doesn't. Instead, she gets her Times delivered to her laptop computer through a high-speed Internet connection in ...
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Mar 23, 2006The Baltimore Sun
“In a vivid demonstration of the growing power of the Internet and its effect on the media, a new study shows that about 50 million Americans go online to read the news on a typical day, primarily from the Web sites of traditional media outlets.Read More
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Mar 23, 2006Detroit Free Press
“Sam Abuelsamid, a 40-year-old Ypsilanti man, can't remember the last time he watched a television news program. He says he hasn't listened to the radio, even in the car, for more than a year.
And although he occasionally scans the newspape...
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Mar 23, 2006The Dallas Morning News
"DALLAS - The Internet is becoming a primary source of news for many Americans, particularly for younger users.
A Pew Internet & American Life Project report Wednesday said that 50 million Americans obtain news online on an average day, "a ...
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Mar 22, 2006Poynter Online
"When it comes to reading and watching news on the Internet, the faster the connection, the higher the consumption.
That’s one of the conclusions from a new study released by the Pew Internet & American Life Project. At the end of 2005, ac...
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Mar 22, 2006USA Today
“Meg Scholz, a senior at the University of Texas, goes online at least a few times every day to check her e-mail.
When she does, Scholz invariably scans several news websites and blogs to see what's going on in the world. She rarely picks u...
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