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Bet you didn't know that over 50% of bloggers' Internet searches are triggered by magazines, and almost that many are prompted by broadcast TV. Or that 38% of of Libertarians blog regularly, as opposed to 27% of Democrats and 23% of Republicans. (That's a lot of blogging.)
More great blogger demographics from BIGresearch can be found here.
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