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Jun 16

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Web Tools Help to Reshape ’08 Campaign Trail

A new report from the Pew Internet and American Life Project finds that a record-breaking 46 percent of Americans have used the Internet, e-mail or cell phone text messaging to get news about the campaigns. Analysts examine how new Web-based…

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May 30

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Growing Internet Use in China Reflects Changing Society

Last month, China passed the United States in the number of people online. The growing Internet use has given the Chinese a chance to see how the rest of the world views them, and is helping shape the attitudes of…

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May 30

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Extended Interview: Google China President Kai-Fu Lee

As part of a reporting trip to China in May, Margaret Warner spoke with Kai-Fu Lee, a Chinese-American who's president of Google China, about the gap in perceptions that exists between Chinese and Americans.

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Apr 18

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Pittsburgh Media Adapts to Shifting News Landscape

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is preparing for the demands of covering the presidential primary campaign by focusing mainly on online reporting and adapting to a changing media landscape. Jeffrey Brown reports on the Post-Gazette's strategy.

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Mar 13

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In Internet Age, Libraries Still Draw a Crowd

A survey by the Pew Internet and American Life Project found that young adults aged 18 to 30 frequent public libraries more regularly than older people, despite the advance of personal computers and the Internet. Guest essayist Julia Keller of…

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Jan 25

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Writers’ Strike Centers on Internet ‘Residuals’

The Writer's Guild of America has been on strike for several months now, a strike called over a dispute on 'residuals' -- money made mostly by DVD sales and Internet streaming of television shows. Jeffrey Kaye of KCET Los Angeles…

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Dec 17

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FCC Weighs Changing Media ‘Cross-ownership’ Rules

The FCC will vote Tuesday on whether media companies should be permitted to own both a newspaper and broadcast station in the same market. Jeffrey Brown reports on the pending "cross-ownership" proposal, and then media experts discuss its potential impact.

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Nov 20

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Fierce Competition Adds Verve to Growing Smart Phone Market

Powerful cell phones with Web and multimedia capabilities - dubbed "smart phones" - are part of a new generation of mobile phones earning a loyal following. Spencer Michels reports on smart phones and how top industry contenders plan to offer…

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Nov 20

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Extended Interview: Microsoft CEO Discusses Smart Phones

Steve Ballmer is the Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft Corp. He discussed the company's smart phone technology plans with Spencer Michels.

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Sep 17

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New Book Looks at the Internet’s Impact on American Life

A recently published book by Andrew Keen, titled "The Cult of the Amateur: How Today's Internet is Killing our Culture" takes a look at the impact of the Internet on American life. The NewsHour reports on the book's message.

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