Wal-Mart enlists bloggers in P.R. campaign

By Michael Barbaro
The New York Times

Published: March 6, 2006, 9:40 PM PST

Wal-Mart is looking beyond the mainstream media and working directly with bloggers. But the strategy raises concerns.
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