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 [Sfgate.com] DEBATE 2.0 / This dot-com bubble seems to have more staying power: While that speculation still exists, no one now disputes that the Internet has changed the way much of business is conducted, to say nothing of how people interact or how entertainment is broadcast. And the Internet has been broadly adopted, with the Pew Internet and American Life Project finding that 42 percent of Americans have high-speed Internet connections at home, and nearly three-fourths of all U.S. adults are regular Internet users.

[Web2.0television.com] Web 2.0 Television: The New York Times may employ some of the most incisive newspaper columnists out there, but the free access week doesn't impress John Burke much. And according to the "anything-but-scientific research"

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