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There have always been people who want to show off their talents to the world, but opportunity has always been in short supply. One can tell from the kinds of responses popular TV reality shows are getting at their auditions. But hey, one fine morning, they found out something called youtube. Things won’t be the same anymore! Now they broadcast themselves. Here’s an example.
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Hi Sandhya. No one is afraid of being in the spotlight. In fact whether it makes for famous or infamous news, many Indians are embracing television cameras as if they were personal camcords. But from my knowledge most of towns in India love this ’show & tell’ more than the elite. The fact is customer eulogizing is a must and even a whiff of their participation means, TRPs