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Breitbart.tv arrives
The new website from L.A. online entrepreneur Andrew Breitbart launched Friday night with an exclusive interview with former Senator Fred Thompson, his first on video since the Republican debate at the Reagan Library. Breitbart.tv posts news video from a number of sources — Reuters, ABC News, and Sky News are on the front page right now — under business arrangements similar to what he has with Associated Press and other news purveyors for his original aggregation site, Breitbart.com. "Our goal is to monitor the best video stories on the internet and provide an easy way for you to click and watch — all from one page," says the Breitbart.tv about page. In his day job, Breitbart is the Los Angeles-based editor of The Drudge Report.
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