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FCC Blames Bloggers (And Others) For The Decline Of Print Journalism

Clipped Fresh — By Christopher Spencer on July 17, 2009 at 12:15 pm
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FCC Blames Bloggers For The Decline Of Print Journalism – Podcasting News.

FROM THE ARTICLE: Federal Communications Commission commissioner Michael Copps hasĀ circulated an internal report thatĀ blames the decline of traditional journalism on blogging and new media.

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