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Word of Mouth

Word of Mouth for November 5th 2011: Part 2

New Hampshire Public Radio

Published November 5, 2011 at 8:02 AM EDT

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GalleyCat's Jason Boog talks about Amazon's foray into the publishing biz with some major authors signing on. And Alyssa Rosenberg, culture critic and contributor to The Atlantic, talks about how campaigns on shows like Glee compare to real-life political races.

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