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Breaking News_ All Online Data Lost
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arena on Jul 24, 2007
Officials confirm that all online data has been lost after the Internet crashed and was forced to restart.
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- ♫ Happening Now ♫
- As you may know, the entire internet has crashed
- More now on our continuing coverage ...
- Welcome back to tell, there's still emerging tonight about this evening top story
- The government is still dealing with the repercutions of the fatal error message
- that appeared on millions of computer screens worldwide less than two hours ago
- Just moments ago, FBI officials announced they have traced the crash of the internet tonight to this man
- Eric Tipton, (....) Connecticut
- Tipton said he had more than 35 windows opened on his computer at the time of the crash
- he'd been downloading the IOLA tango discography from iTunes while streaming several YouTube videos,
- listening to an npr broadcast, instant messaging his friends, checking three email accounts,
- talking on skype and playing online poker,
- all while installing the latest version of Firefox and updating his system software.
- When he opened the Friend's MySpace profile,
- an animated GIF of the Peanuts character Linus dancing started to play
- along with the MIDI version of Justin Timberlake's Sexy Back.
- Authorities believe it put too much strain on the internet, causing the global shutdown.
- Tipton defended himself in a letter he transmitted to us
- via an archaic telephone line based network of low quality printers
- He said the screen froze up and there was nothing I could do.
- I tried to force quit all the open applications but nothing worked.
- Tipton pulled the computer power cord from the wall and replugged it in
- Also the Internet did restart, Tipton found that all data had been lost.
- At an emergency press conference, White House Press Secretary, Tony Snow,
- admitted that the government does not have a back up of the internet
- but had called always meant to get around to make it one
- Snow added : "they are so mad at themselves right now".
- Perhaps even harder hit was America's blogging community
- Trillions of pages of commentary and diairies of daily (...) have been for ever erased
- "Suddenly my life just seemed so boring"
- "I feel like a (...) leading myself"
- Nigeria was the first nation to report a full economic collapse from the internet crash
- 94 % of its Gross National Product came from internet ventures.
- Several american organisations have already stepped forward to provide aid during the crisis :
- the TV network ABC has begun 24 hours broadcasting of America's funniest home videos
- to fill the void left by YouTube.
- And in major urban areas, volunteers are handing out emergency (dia) tips,
- celebrity gossip and humour's poems about office life.
- A meeting between a coalition of internet power players has been arranged for a later tonight
- The group includes Steeve Jobs, Bill Gates and Craig of Craig's list
- When we return, one man, heroe, has struggled to pick up the pieces and rebuild his Flickr album.
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