Examining the Path to YouTube Stardom

NEW YORK -- So you want to be a viral video star. Now that web sites like YouTube have created a democratized platform for celebrity, anyone who uploads a video has a chance to become a sensation. And we've seen deals follow with TV networks and record labels.
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JAKE COYLE

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Examining the Path to YouTube Stardom

JAKE COYLE