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            <author>elsa@RakeTeam.com (Elsa Rake)</author>
            <title>Can You Separate Fact From Fiction?</title>
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As I was skimming&nbsp;this morning&rsquo;s New York Times headlines, when a piece on &ldquo;Mega Content&rdquo; sites caught my eye.&nbsp; The article&rsquo;s emphasis centered on the the quality, or lack thereof, of&nbsp;&rdquo;Content Sites&rdquo; like Answers.com&nbsp; The bottom line is, that while these sites are rich with content, and are quickly attracting viewers, maybe we need to consider what&nbsp;the quality of the material found there is?&nbsp; In other words, there&rsquo;s mounds ... ]]> </description>
            <pubDate>Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:07:17 -0600</pubDate>
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