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The Pew study on the Internet and the 2008 elections gives cause for hope that maybe, just maybe, the spinmeisters won't be able to run their usual line of jive in the coming presidential contest.
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"to prove it, concluding that 46 percent of Americans have used the Internet for politics so far this election season, with topics like Obama and online videos taking a front seat" And as a bonus, here's another article that I found very interesting: Bonus Article "
"hogs face limits on Internet use (International Herald Tribune) Three of the largest Internet service providers in the United States are threatening to clamp down on their most active subscribers by placing monthly limits on their online activity. So maybe the Internet is a cure for stupidity after all (CNET) The Pew study on the Internet and the 2008 elections gives cause for hope that maybe, just maybe, the spinmeisters won?t be able to run their usual line of jive in the coming presidential contest. "
"The Pew study on the Internet and the 2008 elections gives cause for hope that maybe, just maybe, the spinmeisters won?t be able to run their usual line of jive in the coming presidential contest. Read Full Story Here "
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