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i-CAUGHT Week 6: Sept. 11 @ 9/8c
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The plastic world meets the digital as young filmmakers create Lego movies.Related:
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No agent needed -- how posting your video online can make you famous.Related:
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Video blogs replacing embedded reporters as war coverage goes online.Related:
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"Blogebrities" can make or break a career with just a few keyboard strokes.Related:
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The music revolution is now ... and it won't be televised.Related:
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British retiree's video autobiography, two lovers' romance a hit on Internet.Related:
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The minds behind "Anchorman" are behind what may be the Web's funniest site.Related:
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Even a low-tech crime can leads to high-tech identity theft.Related:
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Thieves are preying on victims in broad daylight -- at gas stations and parks -
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Gary Brolsma took a EuroPop hit and transformed himself into a global sensationRelated:
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Love in the time of the Internet: wedding proposals explode online.Related:
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Meet kids who sew their lips shut & jump off cliffs in the name of Web glory.Related:
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Consumers are taking companies to task via the Internet -- and getting results.Related:
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Authorities are fighting a nationwide rash of bank robberies with creativity.Related:
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"Ask a Gay Man" founder goes from folding shirts at the Gap to fashion icon.Related:
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Could intruders be hiding in your house for days at a time?
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Could strangers be living in your house? Without you even knowing?
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"Express Yourself" and Share it With the WorldRelated:
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Lions, a buffalo and crocodile battle to the death on the African savannah.Related:
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The "Battle at Kruger" pits lion vs crocodile vs buffalo.
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Residents of "Second Life" can construct ideal, virtual versions of themselves.Related:
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Two guys reached out and touched people over the Internet.
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Watch what happens when ninja skills go online.
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Cyberspace has become a vital resource in heping citizens track criminals.Related:
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Hopefuls have used the Web to help launch their careers. Would they do it again?Related:
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As wedding grow more extravagant, the Internet is here to spread the word.
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The Internet is helping citizens play "gotcha" with the press.
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This man folds khakis at the Gap, but is also an Internet celebrity.
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Viral Video of Inmates Performing 'Thriller' Video Generates Concerns, Along With ClicksRelated:
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Inmates at a jail in the Philippines groove to Thriller.
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i-CAUGHT reveals the clues to getting clicks.Related:
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Internet revenge sites challenge the theory "no press is bad press."Related:
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Police are using hidden cameras to show the inner workings of auto theft.Related:
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"Bait car" catches thief high on crystal meth.
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Bait cars catching criminals in the act.Related:
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Surveillance camera leads to 22-year sentence for driver after horrific crash.Related:
