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		<title>What I learned from the White House Beer Summit</title>
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The mainstream media knows absolutely nothing about who makes what beer.
The same media didn’t understand why craft brewers were upset over the beer choices, especially Bud Light (see #1).
Most Americans didn’t care about the beers themselves.
Some Americans did care about who made the beers.
Many of the small brewers who made media appearances used it as [...]]]></description>
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<li>The mainstream media knows absolutely nothing about who makes what beer.</li>
<li>The same media didn’t understand why craft brewers were upset over the beer choices, especially Bud Light (see #1).</li>
<li>Most Americans didn’t care about the beers themselves.</li>
<li>Some Americans did care about who made the beers.</li>
<li>Many of the small brewers who made media appearances used it as an opportunity to promote their own breweries as opposed to the community.</li>
<li>There wasn’t much opposition to the idea of the BEER Summit from the anti-alcohol folks.</li>
<li>The story was played out as soon as the beer choices were revealed. </li>
<li>It was a one-note story that didn’t lead to a bigger conversation. Yawn.</li>
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