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857:, including a pink feather boa and a floral blanket, to give it the appearance of a teenage girl's bedroom. Bree was nonetheless presented to viewers as a real teenage girl vlogging her day-to-day life. Each of the channel's videos were scripted, though Rose frequently paraphrased lines or improvised around them in order to make the character seem more natural. She was instructed by the show's creators to study other vloggers of the time to build her character. According to Rose, episodes typically took about one hour to film on average. Two or three episodes would be shot per day, the day after they were written, and Beckett would edit them the day after they were filmed. 784:, was brought on to act as Bree online, which included managing her Myspace account and replying to emails sent in by fans. Grant Steinfeld, a software engineer from San Francisco, was also brought on to help distribute the videos and create a dummy website for the series, though he soon dropped out of the project. Before they found someone to portray Bree in the videos, Beckett and Flinders posted two video replies to popular YouTubers at the time on a channel titled Lonelygirl15. Using space and resources provided by the nonprofit organization Film Independent, Flinders, Beckett, and Goodfried held a casting call in Los Angeles, which they posted on 682: 3882: 1166: 44: 691: 527: 973:

video, which yielded more views. "My Parents Suck", a video posted to Lonelygirl15's channel two weeks after "First Blog/Dorkiness Prevails", gained over 500,000 views in a week, with Flinders attributing the spike in viewership to Bree's relatability. Lonelygirl15 quickly became the most-subscribed channel on YouTube, surpassing

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was posted to their YouTube channel, which featured Rose returning as Bree. The trailer was filmed two days before it was posted. Beckett planned the relaunch alongside Jenni Powell, a production assistant for the original series. Powell wrote in an email regarding the relaunch that the two hoped "to

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s early videos on YouTube, Beckett replied to every comment so that the videos would appear in YouTube's "most discussed" section. He also figured out what part of the videos YouTube's algorithm picked out a thumbnail from so that they could strategically place the best thumbnail at that point in the

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Discussions about the potential hoax took place in the forums on Lonelygirl15.com, which some users noticed had already been registered as a domain name by an anonymous buyer two weeks prior to Bree joining YouTube. Forum members surmised that Bree was based in Los Angeles in spite of her claim that

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hanging above her bookshelf. Many guessed that each video had been filmed in the same time frame and edited to look like they were filmed individually. Viewers assumed that the series was part of an advertising campaign, particularly for a horror movie or for Target, the latter of which was based on

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Rose's first vlog as Bree, "First Blog/Dorkiness Prevails", was posted to the Lonelygirl15 YouTube channel on June 16, 2006. It was one minute and 35 seconds long, unscripted, and produced with a budget of $ 130. The video used a broken desk lamp and natural light from a window for lighting, and was

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According to Goodfried, viewers began commenting on Lonelygirl15 channel's videos with accusations that they were scripted after the account posted its second or third video. Viewers found that Bree's life seemed too similar to common plot points found in fictional series, and were skeptical of her

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ended in August 2007 after 260 episodes, with the season's final 12 episodes being released exclusively on MySpaceTV and Lonelygirl15.com over 12 hours. Bree's death at the end of the first season was prompted by struggles to renegotiate Rose's contract as well as requests from Rose herself to have

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was staged, its viewership tripled. By early 2007, the series was receiving about 300,000 to 900,000 views per episode, and, according to Bennett, it received the most views during the spring and summer of 2007. By the end of the series, each of its videos had collectively garnered over 60 million

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moved to Los Angeles to start her acting career. After finding the Craiglist listing, she auditioned for the role in April 2006. The three cast Rose for the role due to her youthful appearance and relative anonymity at the time, as she had only been to one other audition before that. Despite some

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Her best friend, Daniel (Danielbeast), occasionally appears in the videos and uploads videos of his own, and a romantic connection between Daniel and Bree starts to form as tensions regarding Bree's family's strange, unnamed religion arise between Bree and Daniel, and later between Bree and her

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with Flinders, a filmmaker. The two wrote a script and came up with the character of Bree together. Greg and Amanda Goodfried, both lawyers, were brought on to handle the business aspect of the project and to manage Bree's online affairs, respectively. Bree's first few vlogs were posted to the

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as "the birth of WikiTV", which he defined as "a television show created by a broad community of participants and built not of sequential, hour-long episodes, but of two-minute interconnected parcels" wherein the storyline is "both linear...and expansive" and "anyone can join in."

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Daniel discovers that Lucy has photographs of him on her computer and staged a fake ceremony with Bree to trick him while he was recording, and Bree asks her parents to tell the deacons of her religion that she no longer wants to go through with the ceremony, to which they agree.

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as a turning point in the mainstreaming of participatory online culture, they have also criticised its gender representation and labour issues. Kimberly Ann Hall has analysed "the gendered expectations of authenticity in online amateur media performances" through a reading of

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Later, the show moved to a bizarre narrative that portrayed her dealings with secret occult practices within her family, and included the mysterious disappearance of her parents after she refused to attend a "secret" ceremony prescribed by the leaders of the family's cult.

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initial hesitancy after finding out it would be on the Internet, worried that it was either a scam or a pornographic film, Rose agreed to take on the role. She later said of playing Bree, "I loved that character. It's one of my favourites that I've ever gotten to play."

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tracker to a fake Myspace profile under the name Seth and messaged Bree, and the IP address that viewed their profile was linked to Creative Artists Agency's private server. They reached out to journalist Richard Rushfield, who published their findings in the

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as Jonas Wharton (a.k.a. jonastko), a boy who meets Bree online and discovers that his family has more ties to the Order than he realizes. He can be too willing to trust others, which often leads the TAAG (Teen Angst Adventure Group) into unfortunate

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and based on the vlogs in which Bree's fans go looking for her. The idea for the film was eventually scrapped after the series gained traction on YouTube. Bree's character was partially inspired by Flinders's own sheltered upbringing on a commune in

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Becki Kregoski as Taylor Genatiempo (a.k.a. soccerstar4ever), Sarah's younger sister who has impressive computer hacking skills. A passionate soccer player, she has more social skills than the rest of her family and is often upset by their

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by a viewer, who later commented on a video about the encounter but denied that it was Rose. Forum members also discovered that Kenneth Goodfried, Greg Goodfried's father, had successfully applied for a trademark of the name Lonelygirl15.

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Raegan Payne as Sonja, A member of the Hymn of One who tried to recruit Bree and eventually left the Hymn after she was badly beaten. One of the last videos in the Lonelygirl15 series suggested that Sonja had returned to the Hymn of

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As the series gained popularity, viewers began to question its authenticity, and users of the Lonelygirl15.com forum soon found proof that it was fake after messaging Bree on Myspace and tracing her IP address to the offices of

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as Daniel Barlow (a.k.a. Danielbeast), Bree's best friend, who only wishes to protect her, but is often distracted by romantic engagements. He can often jump to conclusions, and battles with an alcohol addiction along with his

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arguing that "the reaction to the series makes visible the increasing political significance of the entanglement of economic concerns and identity production within the networked social sphere". Burcu S Bakioğlu argues that

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Crystal Young as Gina Hart, Bree's trait positive older sister who was taken from her at birth and used as a lab rat most of her life. She is quiet and reserved, and feels more comfortable with art supplies than with other

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as Sarah Genatiempo (a.k.a. theskyisempty99), a misunderstood 19-year-old who develops a crush on Daniel and travels with TAAG. While she struggles to figure out what to do with her life, she harbors a dark and dangerous

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prior to its reveal as a scripted series, writing, "The interaction between whoever's producing these videos...and the millions of players is intricate, exciting, and very game-like at heart." In 2007, Robert Capps of

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as a hoax was "perhaps the moment that community lost its innocence", adding that it "prompted many to ask why we are still so trusting of what we find on the Internet." Flinders similarly said in an interview with

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Lonelygirl15 YouTube channel in June 2006, and they quickly gained popularity on the website, with users believing Bree to be a real person making videos about her everyday life. Lonelygirl15 eventually became

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as Bree Avery (a.k.a. lonelygirl15), a bubbly teenage girl whose trait positive blood makes her the target of a dangerous cult called the Order. She gained a large following on YouTube due to her quirky video

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opined that the end of the first season was "tragic", but "somewhat anticlimactic" and "lackluster", calling the season's cross-country trip plot "convoluted" and calling Daniel "tiresome" as a character;

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Katherine Pawlak as Emma Wharton, Jonas's trait positive younger sister. She grows up significantly during her battle for her life against the Order, and goes out of her way to try to protect her friends.

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was being released later that month, guest starred in an episode of the series ("Truth or Dare") after her management team reached out to the show's creators. The episode featured a song from the album.

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Bree Avery (lonelygirl15), a homeschooled 16-year-old girl, begins posting video blogs on YouTube about her mundane daily life and her interests, such as science and her purple monkey puppet, P-Monkey.

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was "light years ahead of the curve in terms of showcasing YouTube's potential as a platform for scripted content" and described its interactive content as "groundbreaking". In her 2014 book

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bring the show to a whole new audience while utilizing technologies that weren’t available 10 years ago to create new storytelling experiences." Speaking of the relaunch, Rose shared that a

872:, with comments underneath the videos influencing plotlines in the series and getting acknowledged by characters, who would ask for viewers' help with solving puzzles. The first season of 428:) after her parents' mysterious religion is revealed to be The Order, a blood-harvesting operation that wants her "trait positive" blood. The series is presented through video blogs, or 1484:"demonstrates one of the most worrisome aspects of YouTube’s monetization strategies, the commodification of labour in which advertisers and media companies exploit users for profit." 1124:

as head writer. The series starred Jackson Davis and Alexandra Dreyfus, who reprised their roles as Jonas and Sarah, respectively, as they hunt down members of The Order. Since 2009,

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as Jennie, a former Lullaby Project employee who becomes friends with Sarah. She begins a romantic affair with Jonas and gives the TAAG an insight on how the Order's structure works.

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s legacy is the currency of uncertainty", calling the series "the first long con of the internet's attention economy -- the kind digital fame-seekers take for granted these days."

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Greg Goodfried, a lawyer and friend of Flinders and Beckett, was brought on to manage the business aspect of the series, while Amanda Solomon, Goodfried's wife and an attorney for

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of television. Because of the videos' early popularity, Bree is often described by critics as the first viral YouTube star. The series has also been considered influential on

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After it was revealed that the series was a hoax, the storyline went on to grow more complex and include more characters, with four to five episodes being posted to YouTube,

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lack of response to the hoax accusations and her rising fame, the consistent neatness of her room, the lighting and editing in her videos, and a photo of occultist

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in May 2007 to include music uploaded to the store in the series. In June 2007, while the show was being funded through fan donations, it was announced that

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was largely self-funded in the beginning, and he and Goodfried went into around $ 50,000 of credit card debt trying to fund the series. In October 2006,

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On September 7, 2006, a message was posted to Lonelygirl15.com, signed by "The Creators", in which they confirmed that the show was scripted and called

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page, and an interactive website would all be involved, and clues about the series would appear in all three. To date, no relaunch has materialised.

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in 2005, Beckett, then a doctor, came up with the idea for a series of staged video blogs presented as though they were real, and set out to create

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Bree is soon chosen to participate in a mysterious ceremony for her religion, which she must prepare for by dieting, take shots, and learning

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with connections to the Order's science division. Chosen as a good role model for Bree, he sets out to help engineer a Trait Negative Serum.

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a position it held for 226 days in late 2006 and early 2007 during which it became the first YouTube channel to reach 50,000 subscribers.

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website, to which 90 percent of respondents said they approved of the series using product integration. Around that same time, static

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as "the series that defined YouTube-based vlog storytelling", also calling it "one of if not the first of its kind." In 2016,

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in an episode in March 2007. The show's creators, worried that fans would be upset by product placement, posted a poll to the

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project, in which Bree spoke to viewers about poverty and what could be done to stop it. Regarding the campaign, a writer for

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Slick editing, lighting, and flawless dramatic performance gave Bree away as a fraud. Lonelygirl15 was too real to be real.

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in September 2006. Weeks later, journalist Tom Foremski published discoveries made by his son, Matt Foremski, on his blog

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In August 2006, three members of the forum—Shaina Wedmedyk, Chris Patterson, and an anonymous law student—embedded an

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is how prescient it was", as "Bree's vlogs don't look all that different from what you find on YouTube today." For

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later became the first web series to include product placement when its creators signed a five-figure deal with

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created by Miles Beckett, Mesh Flinders, Greg Goodfried, and Amanda Goodfried. It was independently released on

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s Sarah Dobbs also remarked that "the plot got more and more convoluted" as the series went on. Also in 2007,

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In June 2016, on the tenth anniversary of the first video posted to the account, a trailer for a relaunch of

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was outed as a hoax, the series had accumulated over two million views on YouTube. Following the reveal that

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and realizing it was difficult to tell the difference between what was real and what was staged on the site.

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to fund its second season, in which a "branded character"–Spencer Gilman, who worked for Neutrogena as a

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asked, "...does an internet celebrity carry any weight when said celebrity is more or less nonexistent?"

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the character die. The series continued until August 1, 2008, when the channel's last video was posted.

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for the series continued to grow after the reveal, and it experienced its highest viewership in 2007.

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of Target items with items in Bree's bedroom. Others speculated that the videos might be part of an

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era, there's always that question mark: How authentic are these faces on the computer screen?" For

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Lotz, Amanda D. (2014). "Revolutionizing Distribution: Breaking Open the Network Bottleneck".

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After quitting a plastic surgery program, Miles Beckett, who was producing video podcasts in

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became known for calling into question the authenticity of web content and for pioneering

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revealing Rose's identity, led to the project being outed as a hoax in September 2006.

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has aired two more spinoff series which are produced by contest winners, including

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After launching the production company LG15 Studios, Beckett and Goodfried created

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in Flinders's bedroom, which was decorated with furniture from thrift stores and

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also published an article confirming that Rose was the actress portraying Bree.

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revealing this information, as well as a post on journalist Tom Foremski's blog

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she lived "100 miles from a mall", as the plants in her hiking videos, such as

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Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

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to Los Angeles the year before his audition and was working as a server at

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caused everyone to "never trust anyone on YouTube again at face value."

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described it as "one of the biggest internet hoaxes of the decade." For

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from June 16, 2006, to August 1, 2008, and was also briefly released on

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Strangelove, Michael (2010). "Video Diaries: The Real You in YouTube".

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Beckett met Ramesh "Mesh" Flinders, a screenwriter and filmmaker from

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for Big Web Hit, and was nominated for Best Series at the inaugural

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Maxwell Glick as Spencer Gilman (a.k.a. LAlabrat), an employee at

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Bree has frequently been called YouTube's first viral star, and

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due to the series growing "too big for its britches". In 2010,

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advertisements were included at the end of episodes by Revver.

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Winder, Davey (May 2008). "Social Networks and Second Lives".

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Heffernan, Virginia; Zeller, Tom Jr. (September 13, 2006).

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that there was "widespread animus" and "hostility" towards

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Rushfield, Richard; Hoffman, Claire (September 8, 2006).

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on their list of the 50 best YouTube videos of all time.

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were picked to play Bree Avery and Daniel, respectively.

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online, Lev Grossman wrote, "Of course, in the post-

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spinoff. It ran from July 2007 through June 2008 on

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The 2006 2735:"Web drama wraps groundbreaking first 'season'" 2114: 2112: 2110: 2108: 2106: 2104: 2102: 2100: 2098: 2096: 3416: 3414: 3412: 3266:"Lonelygirl15 Team Launches Sci-Fi Resistance" 2828:"LonelyGirl15 gives Neutrogena some face time" 2470: 2468: 2203:"Lonelygirl15, An Oral History 10 Years Later" 1928:"Push Comes to Shove for Control of Web Video" 1771:"Lonelygirl15 Team Launches Sci-Fi Resistance" 3926: 3813:"SCREENS; YouTube Awards the Top of Its Heap" 2644: 2642: 2640: 2349:"Katharine McPhee to guest on 'Lonelygirl15'" 8: 2947: 2945: 2943: 2477:"Seriality and Storytelling in Social Media" 2441: 2439: 2437: 2343: 2341: 1458:played a vlogger named Willow, was based on 1404:, Marisa Pintado wrote that the exposure of 1132:, which started airing in January 2009, and 27:American science fiction thriller web series 3026: 3024: 3022: 2883: 2881: 2879: 2481:Storyworlds: A Journal of Narrative Studies 2381:"Lonelygirl15, face of Web 2.0, dies at 17" 1369:, Lucas Hilderbrand wrote that the hoax of 1268:Google's $ 1.65 billion purchase of YouTube 4175:Number-one YouTube channels in subscribers 3933: 3919: 3911: 3880: 3784:"'VH1 Big In '06 Awards': The Big Winners" 3177:"The Lonelygirl15 YouTube Channel Is Back" 3057: 3055: 2914: 2912: 2910: 2281: 2279: 2277: 2275: 2273: 2271: 2269: 42: 31: 3704: 3170: 3168: 2374: 2372: 2370: 2240: 2238: 2236: 2234: 2232: 2230: 2196: 2194: 2192: 2190: 2188: 2186: 2184: 2182: 1094:in 2008 after receiving $ 5 million from 563:Learn how and when to remove this message 2919:McNamara, Melissa (September 11, 2006). 2571: 2569: 2567: 2565: 2408: 2406: 2008:McNamara, Melissa (September 11, 2006). 1964:Being Virtual: Who You Really Are Online 1641:Heffernan, Virginia (January 24, 2007). 1579:Heffernan, Virginia (January 24, 2007). 3233:"Web video-diary mystery again deepens" 3118:"Lonelygirl15 still a mystery, for now" 2312: 2310: 1705:Heffernan, Virginia (August 24, 2008). 1542: 1298:on YouTube as a key development in the 1181:s V. Cole praised the interactivity of 965:In order to increase the popularity of 736:, after watching videos of YouTube duo 3823:from the original on November 20, 2018 3811:Heffernan, Virginia (March 27, 2007). 3633:Peterson, Andrea (February 11, 2014). 3605:Pintado, Marisa (September 18, 2006). 3316:Heffernan, Virginia (March 27, 2007). 3292:"SXSW: Lonelygirl15 is alive and well" 2921:"Lonelygirl15: An Online Star Is Born" 2531: 2529: 2153: 2151: 2149: 2147: 2010:"Lonelygirl15: An Online Star Is Born" 1266:"was arguably a driving factor behind 841:Filming, writing, editing, and release 4170:American teen comedy-drama web series 4155:American teen drama television series 3373:The television will be revolutionized 3092:"LonelyGirl15 – Is She or Isn't She?" 2749:from the original on February 8, 2009 2379:Popkin, Helen A.S. (August 9, 2007). 2067: 2065: 2063: 2061: 2059: 1904:St. James, Emily (October 14, 2013). 1288:The Television Will Be Revolutionized 7: 3661:Devoe, Noelle (September 22, 2015). 3505:Sternbergh, Adam (August 17, 2006). 3318:"YouTube Awards the Top of Its Heap" 3231:Gentile, Gary (September 11, 2006). 3064:"The hottest ARG ever: lonelygirl15" 2677:Vranica, Suzanne (October 9, 2006). 1986:Gentile, Gary (September 17, 2006). 1169:Bree as lonelygirl15 in a video blog 3577:Grossman, Lev (December 25, 2006). 3477:Orenstein, Hannah (June 20, 2016). 3203:Jardin, Xeni (September 12, 2006). 2801:Van Buskirk, Eliot (May 15, 2007). 2707:"Lonelygirl15 Co-opted for Charity" 2576:Morrissey, Brian (March 20, 2007). 2446:Orenstein, Hannah (June 21, 2016). 2288:"The Secret Life of 'LonelyGirl15'" 2160:"The Lonelygirl That Really Wasn't" 446:the most-subscribed YouTube channel 3843:"Webbys for lonelygirl15, YouTube" 3687:Hall, Kimberly Ann (May 4, 2015). 3376:(2 ed.). New York, New York: 3175:De Maria, Meghan (June 20, 2016). 3146:"The curious case of LonelyGirl15" 3031:Gilbride, Tricia (June 16, 2016). 2855:Meyers, Michelle (June 21, 2007). 2770:"Ads turning up in 'Lonelygirl15'" 2622:from the original on April 8, 2020 2030:"Ads turning up in 'Lonelygirl15'" 1683:Davis, Joshua (December 1, 2006). 1310:-based storytelling. Kyle Kizu of 945:had signed a six-figure deal with 481:. Over the course of its release, 25: 4165:YouTube channels launched in 2006 4135:Nonexistent people used in hoaxes 2201:Brown, Jennings (June 14, 2016). 2074:"An oral history of lonelygirl15" 2072:Falconer, Ellen (June 16, 2016). 1926:Siklos, Richard (April 1, 2007). 1742:Lakshmin, Deepa (June 21, 2016). 1436:Various YouTubers, including the 1262:", and wrote that the success of 897:to make an advertisement for its 3533:Hilderbrand, Lucas (Fall 2007). 3344:Webley, Kayla (March 29, 2010). 3290:Capps, Robert (March 12, 2007). 3144:Foremski, Tom (March 11, 2014). 2768:Gentile, Gary (March 28, 2007). 2733:Gentile, Gary (August 3, 2007). 2028:Gentile, Gary (March 28, 2007). 1685:"The Secret World of Lonelygirl" 1447:Law & Order: Criminal Intent 1202:angst to a confusing poor-man's 689: 680: 525: 3449:Kleinman, Zoe (June 17, 2016). 3421:Saul, Heather (June 23, 2016). 3116:Nudd, Tim (September 1, 2006). 2536:Dobbs, Sarah (August 6, 2007). 2505:10.5250/storyworlds.5.2013.0031 2497:10.5250/storyworlds.5.2013.0031 2123:Cresci, Elena (June 16, 2016). 1877:Dobbs, Sarah (August 6, 2007). 1855:Eames, Tom (October 13, 2016). 1813:Dobbs, Sarah (August 6, 2007). 1791:Eames, Tom (October 13, 2016). 1599:Dobbs, Sarah (August 6, 2007). 1136:, which began in January 2010. 1065:"the birth of a new art form." 4145:Vlogs-related YouTube channels 3264:Hart, Hugh (August 27, 2008). 3062:Cole, V. (September 5, 2006). 2649:Weiss, Geoff (June 16, 2016). 2604:Irwin, Mary Jane (June 2007). 2413:O'Kane, Sean (June 16, 2016). 2245:Wei, William (July 20, 2010). 1769:Hart, Hugh (August 27, 2008). 1557:Blevins, Joe (June 20, 2016). 1470:Although scholars have lauded 1426:s Tricia Gilbride wrote that " 220: 209: 1: 3706:10.1080/0740770X.2015.1057011 3090:Cook, Dee (August 29, 2006). 1306:, especially on YouTube, and 1196:"has morphed from early-year 4140:YouTube original programming 2952:Kizu, Kyle (June 16, 2016). 2489:University of Nebraska Press 1337:, Adam Sternbergh described 792:. After graduating from the 2992:University of Toronto Press 2705:Jessica (October 9, 2006). 2538:"A tribute to LonelyGirl15" 1879:"A tribute to LonelyGirl15" 1815:"A tribute to LonelyGirl15" 1601:"A tribute to LonelyGirl15" 1294:identified the premiere of 796:, then-19-year-old actress 790:The Children of Anchor Cove 4191: 3736:Bakioğlu, Burcu S (2018). 3346:"YouTube's 50 Best Videos" 493:, and was nominated for a 4130:American drama web series 4079: 3848:The Sydney Morning Herald 1511:, Rose won the inaugural 1507:. For her performance in 1353:s Meghan De Maria called 817:non-disclosure agreements 724:'s video for their song " 368: 41: 3754:10.1177/1354856516655527 2578:"Lonelygirl15 Hawks Gum" 1515:for Best Actress at the 1390:issue, which focused on 1208:". Helen A.S. 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