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This document discusses the importance of social media. It notes that over 17 million people in the UK are active users of social media. It also provides statistics on publishing and consuming content online through activities like blogging, uploading videos, subscribing to RSS feeds, and listening to podcasts. The document references several websites related to collaboration, policy, and civic engagement. It raises questions about conflicting statistics on internet and computer access and who the typical bloggers are.
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