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Where Users Get News Online

Percent in each group who have EVER gone to these sites	All Internet users	Dial-up Internet users	Broadband Internet users
National TV news site (CNN or MSNBC)	46%	40%	52%
Portal (Google, Yahoo)	39	35	44
Local daily paper	32	31	36
Local TV news site	31	31	33
National daily paper	20	17	24
Site of radio news organization	13	10	16
International news sites (BBC or al Jazeera)	12%	9%	15%
News blogs	9	6	12
Alternative news organizations	6	5	7
Online list servers	5	5	5

Source: Pew Internet Project December 2005 survey.

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