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  <title type="text">Q&amp;A: Dealing With the Digital Influence of Bloggers</title>
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  Q&amp;amp;A: Dealing With the Digital Influence of Bloggers &lt;br&gt; By ELVA RAMIREZ &lt;br&gt; October 30, 2006; Page R2 &lt;br&gt; Public relations professionals have always wrestled with protecting and &lt;br&gt; managing their clients&#39; image. But blogs are forcing publicists to &lt;br&gt; rethink their tactics for mitigating bad word-of-mouth. &lt;br&gt; As social media become more sophisticated, public relations firms
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