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How CNN’s Buyout Will Change Media and the American People

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According to recent studies, more people are getting their news from digital sources, such as social media, on their smartphones. However, an estimated 40 percent of people still get their information from television.

The post How CNN's Buyout Will Change Media and the American People appeared first on NewsOne.

Source: NewsOne

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