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  The audiences for sources such as major TV news websites, the comedy shows, or the O'Reilly Factor tend to be fairly omnivorous in their media consumption - an average of more than seven separate sources for the regular audiences of each of these, compare

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  • Nearly four-in-ten people (37%) regularly use at least one type of internet news source, either the news pages of major search engines such as Google or Yahoo (25%), the websites of the television news organizations (22%), or the websites of major national newspapers such as the New York Times or USA Today (12%). Additionally, about one-in-ten (11%) read online blogs where people discuss events in the news.
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• 18 Apr 07
  

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• 17 Apr 07
  

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  • Public Knowledge of Current Affairs Little Changed by News and Information Revolutions What Americans Know: 1989-2007
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• 16 Apr 07
  

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  "The emergence of 24-hour cable news as a dominant news source and the explosive growth of the internet have l... had little impact on how much Americans know about national and international affairs.

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