Will YouTube's culture survive going commercial?

the hunter · 10-14-2006, 08:02 PM

A young North Korean woman looks up at the shining beacon of Kim Jong-il. With his mop of hair and zip-front shirt, the leader's smiling face sits atop a decorative piece on the family's mantle. Gazing at the picture gives the woman new hope. The music swells, and the scene shifts outside with her family singing Kim's praises, then to crowds marching on in their great struggle.

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the hunter getting hitched Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: canada Posts: 2,655	Will YouTube's culture survive going commercial? A young North Korean woman looks up at the shining beacon of Kim Jong-il. With his mop of hair and zip-front shirt, the leader's smiling face sits atop a decorative piece on the family's mantle. Gazing at the picture gives the woman new hope. The music swells, and the scene shifts outside with her family singing Kim's praises, then to crowds marching on in their great struggle. Read article

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