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The document discusses various digital distribution and engagement strategies for news organizations, including utilizing RSS feeds, blogs, social media, mobile platforms, multimedia, and social recommendations sites to distribute content and engage with audiences. It emphasizes the need for organizations to think of "editing the web" rather than just their own sites and to make content available across multiple platforms in order to build networks and reach wider audiences.
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