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The Atlantic and National Journal asked 43 media insiders whether, on balance, journalism has been helped more or hurt more by the rise of news consumption online. Sixty-five percent said journalism has been hurt more, while 34% said it's been helped more. Regarding coverage of President Obama, 71% say it's been "about right," 22% say it's been "too easy" and 7% say it has been "too tough."
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