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S.C. Evangelical Activist Group to Launch News Hub

By Chris Haire

Charleston City Paper | June 24, 2011

The Family Research Council has decided that they want to enter into the world of online news. "There is so much out there," says Orin Smith, president of the Palmetto Family Council. "I think maybe what our goal might be is to provide some type of Google Reader site for our people who donate to us and follow us so they don't have to follow everything."

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