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- 6bcf982fc1b64de5877c3de3a3d76a0e3db6573180ae09d0fd51e414de2a4e03 date "November 2006".
- 6bcf982fc1b64de5877c3de3a3d76a0e3db6573180ae09d0fd51e414de2a4e03 first "Michael".
- 6bcf982fc1b64de5877c3de3a3d76a0e3db6573180ae09d0fd51e414de2a4e03 isCitedBy Borat.
- 6bcf982fc1b64de5877c3de3a3d76a0e3db6573180ae09d0fd51e414de2a4e03 journal The_Atlantic_Monthly.
- 6bcf982fc1b64de5877c3de3a3d76a0e3db6573180ae09d0fd51e414de2a4e03 last "Hirschorn".
- 6bcf982fc1b64de5877c3de3a3d76a0e3db6573180ae09d0fd51e414de2a4e03 page "147".
- 6bcf982fc1b64de5877c3de3a3d76a0e3db6573180ae09d0fd51e414de2a4e03 title "Thank You, YouTube: DIY video is making merely professional television seem stodgy, slow and hopelessly last century".