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First story on CBC News about YouTube in 2006
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April 24, 2015
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1:59Now PlayingWant to know what people are up to these days? Try the website www.youtube.com. More than 25 million people a day are logging on to share video footage, some do it to be entertained, others to be educated. CBC Reporter Briar Stewart shows us why this website is creating quite a buzz.
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