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Just as reality TV took over Hollywood and led to the demise of several professional actors and associated firms, user-generated content could seriously compete with entertainment and media firms that are paid to create similar content online.
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User-powered content is not just impacting journalism and sites like YouTube. Now art galleries and museums are giving everyday amateurs a chance to shine in the spotlight by marrying the digital revolution and the rising trend of crowdsourcing.
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A local woman conducts an interview with a elderly lady in her neighbourhood, and just when you thought YouTbe was a young person's thing, think again
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Yahoo launches new "Suggestion Boards" that allows users to post and vote on articles
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YouTube hands over users information to Fox after the court issues a Subpoena.
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A fan has made it into the Super Bowl lineup — of commercials, that is — with his idea for an ad promoting the National Football League.
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Reddit user data has been compromised when it was stolen from their databases. It contains usernames, passwords, and email addresses of thousands of Reddit users. Reddit is a social networking news site similar to Digg and almost as popular.
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A Sheffield man has won a refund from Dell for not installing Microsoft's Windows XP on a laptop he bought from the PC giant. Freelance programmer Dave Mitchell ordered a Dell laptop on 21 October, and the machine was delivered a few days later.
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The Zune team plans to reward people with Microsoft Marketplace Points.
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More Indonesian internet users sign up to Twitter compared to users in any other countries in the world.
Everything Everywhere, the phone group formed by the merger of Orange and T-Mobile, has a record number of users on contract.
 Businesses pay thousands of dollars a month each to connect to Facebook users. CBC's Blair Sanderson explores why they do it, how they get users to "like" them... and possible unintended, embarassing consequences for users.
A series of hack attacks on Chinese net users have prompted action by the government to help keep web users safe.
 Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart unveiled three new tools Tuesday to help young internet users protect their privacy online.
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