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First-time mom plans to give birth live on the internet http://bit.ly/1AI8mS And ppl complain about lack of Internet privacy (via @HideMyIP) 18 days ago |
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RT @samuellaurent Elle veut mettre en ligne l'accouchement de son 1e enfant en direct sur le web http://tinyurl.com/ylls7f7 || #glauque 21 days ago |
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Tiens ça me rappelle qqch http://bit.ly/3YJ0bB RT: @samuellaurent: Elle veut accoucher en direct sur le web http://tinyurl.com/ylls7f7 21 days ago |
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Urlesque —
... 10 (Hopefully Lucrative) 10 Overseas Celebrity Endorsements
[Woman's Day]
Wired Exclusive: 'How I Unmasked @FakeAPStylebook (an Only-on-Twitter Story)'
[Wired]
First-time mom plans to give birth live on the internet. (Um, DOES NOT WANT.)
[Boston.com]
A blog based on a book? Quite a novel (ha!) switcheroo -- but great if it's a rad Tumblr about bank robberies.
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Woman to Stream Her Child's Birth Live on the Web
Switched —
... is an intimate experience. But for a 23-year-old Minneapolis mom-to-be, it's a chance to teach and share with the world -- live on the Internet. According to Boston.com, a woman named Lynsee was approached by ...
Live from the Delivery Room! First-Time Mom Plans to Broadcast Birth on the Internet
The Laughing Stork with Candy Kirby | Parenting, Family, Pop Culture & Gravity-Defying Baby Poop —
... board and a local TV station helped throw her a baby shower at the famed Mall of America, all gifts were donated to charity.
Rather, Lynsee is donating the broadcasting rights to her vagina for Web site publicity: The live feed will be available on the Twin Cities Moms Like Me site. Moms Like Me representatives say that the goal of the project was to get more members to share and interact on the Web site. Share, indeed.
It must be note that “Lynsee” asked that her last name not be shared for PRIVACY REASONS. *Ahem*
