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A short while ago Keira was contacted by a reporter about the MySpace identity debacle. Since its discovery, she was able to get the profile deleted and notify some of the imposter’s contacts. Luckily I had time to capture some screenshots of the photos posted on the account before its removal. It’s nice to look back and laugh at the good times she and I had in “Hay Park” when she was visiting from Austin.


Original photo credit: Duane Storey on Flickr – In Stanley Park, not Hay Park

Not sure if I’ll get some face time on the story, but we’re meeting with CTV this evening so I assume it will be on the 6:00pm or late night news.

Unfortunately, as experienced with The Crazy Canucks, CTV usually pulls their content from YouTube so we may not be able to view it later – save for my whatever my mom captures with her VCR – so let us know how it goes.

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  1. Keira-AnneFriday, October 12th, 2007 — 3:37pm PDT

    Awesomeness.

  2. readerFriday, October 12th, 2007 — 3:42pm PDT

    wait, you’re advocating the theft of CTV content for profit in the same breath as you’re complaining about impropriety on the internet?

  3. Miss604Friday, October 12th, 2007 — 3:59pm PDT

    ‘reader’: you’re right, we shouldn’t redistribute CTV content however I’ve linked to the TV station in this post, mentioned their name and said it will be on the CTV nightly news, promoting their program. I am not saying that it is *my* television station and *I* am producing the segment and putting it over *my* airwaves, as in my eyes, that would be in the same vein as the MySpace identity spoof.

  4. Mort-yFriday, October 12th, 2007 — 4:00pm PDT

    Where’s the profit?

  5. RaulSaturday, October 13th, 2007 — 12:34am PDT

    Congrats on the CTV air time, too bad there’s no way to see it. I am not home yet (at a friends’) but I wish I had seen the interview.

  6. PatZSaturday, October 13th, 2007 — 2:50pm PDT

    i think a Rick Mercer Report piece on this would be wicked.

  7. fotoeinsSaturday, October 13th, 2007 — 6:59pm PDT

    As one who lives outside of North America, it would be nice to see how their CTV piece turned out.

  8. Vancouver NewcomerSunday, October 14th, 2007 — 11:48am PDT

    I could certainly do without people stealing content, or the whole online identity theft. I guess it boils down to, unless you give credit where it is due or take something and make it your own, don’t use it.

  9. DarrenSunday, October 14th, 2007 — 6:08pm PDT

    Well, at least they followed the first rule of identity theft: when adopting someone else’s identity, pick someone hot.

  10. MegSunday, October 14th, 2007 — 11:14pm PDT

    Amen, Darren.

  11. Jayden ScottMonday, May 24th, 2010 — 8:48pm PDT

    Identity Theft is so rampant these days because it is quite easy to harvest information from someone else.~-`

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