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		<title>How to tell narrative stories in an online world?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The quandary is pretty much the same across websites. The kinds of content that really grab our attention as readers of print publications and viewers of television and movies are narratives, stories with a beginning, middle and an end. But online, content is almost never expressed that way &#8212; for business and commercial sites, anyway.
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		<title>Why you should use summaries</title>
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