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In this screen shot taken on Aug. 4, 2009, Herdict.org, a Harvard-based Web site that tracks online censorship, shows that YouTube had been reported inaccessible in China, based on reports from the site's users. Herdict users report their Web site problems anonymously _ numeric Internet addresses are recorded but only general location is displayed _ so people can post more freely, encouraging reports about sensitive topics like HIV and AIDS-related sites, and from people in countries with possible government repercussions. . (AP Photo/Herdict.org) ** NO SALES **

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In this screen shot taken on July 31, 2009, Herdict.org, a Harvard-based Web site that tracks online censorship, shows that YouTube had been reported inaccessible in Iran, based on reports from the site's users. Herdict users report their Web site problems anonymously _ numeric Internet addresses are recorded but only general location is displayed _ so people can post more freely, encouraging reports about sensitive topics like HIV and AIDS-related sites, and from people in countries with possible government repercussions. (AP Photo/Herdict.org) ** NO SALES **

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In this screen shot taken on XX XX, 2009, Herdict.org, a Harvard-based Web site that tracks online censorship, shows that YouTube had been reported inaccessible in China, based on reports from the site's users. Herdict users report their Web site problems anonymously _ numeric Internet addresses are recorded but only general location is displayed _ so people can post more freely, encouraging reports about sensitive topics like HIV and AIDS-related sites, and from people in countries with possible government repercussions. (AP Photo/Herdict.org) ** NO SALES **

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FILE - In this July 9, 2009 file photo, Musician Dave Carroll, of the pop-folk band Sons Of Maxwell, holds his repaired Taylor guitar in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Carroll has become an Internet sensation after posting a revenge song about airline customer service on YouTube with his song "United Breaks Guitars." Carroll's guitar sustained serious damage while traveling to a performance in the United States. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press/Andrew Vaughan)

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FILE - In this July 9, 2009 file photo, Musician Dave Carroll, of the pop-folk band Sons Of Maxwell, takes a break during a day of media interviews in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Carroll has become an Internet sensation after posting a revenge song about airline customer service on YouTube with his song "United Breaks Guitars." Carroll's guitar sustained serious damage while traveling to a performance in the United States. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Andrew Vaughan)

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In this screen grab from a YouTube video, Mark Sanford's alleged Argentine girlfriend, Maria Belen Chapur, works as a television journalist. This video, in Spanish, was transmitted live from New York one month after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Chapur's report begins 35 seconds into the video.

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The face of Dan Heagney is seen in his YouTube coming out video on a laptop screen is displayed before a collection of paintings created from stills from similar videos showing gay people "coming out" in their own posted YouTube videos. Artist Doug Smithenry, not shown, of Highland Park made the paintings for a display at the Center on Halsted in Chicago, Illinois. (E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune/MCT)

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Foto sin fecha suministrada por el New Image Camp donde se ve al joven Zach Gordon recibiendo palabras de aliento del instructor Phil Brandt en un campamento para jóvenes excedidos de peso en las montañas Pocono en Pensilvania. Para la nueva generación habituada a mensajes de texto, Facebook y YouTube, alejarse del mundanal ruido a un campamento de verano que no permita teléfonos celulares, computadoras portátiles ni reproductores de música, podría resultar una experiencia desconcertante. (Foto AP/New Image Camp)

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Singer-songwriter David Choi stands inside his parents music store in Garden Grove, California. Choi has gained a folllowing on YouTube, with more than 30,000 subscribers and one million hits. (Jebb Harris/Orange County Register/MCT)

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Singer-songwriter David Choi looks looking over violins in his parents music store in Garden Grove, California. Choi has become a sensation on YouTube, with more than 30,000 subscribers and one million hits. (Jebb Harris/Orange County Register/MCT)

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