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The document discusses how the internet has influenced popular culture. It provides examples of adoption websites and alternative news sources that have become forms of popular culture. Adoption.com allows people to profile children online for adoption, providing global access but limited control over data. Realogrish.com hosts graphic content like gore videos and influences people through "dark tourism". The conclusion states that much popular communication today is computer-mediated through sharing and producing creative materials online to mass audiences.
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