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Help us predict which event will make simultaneous streaming-video viewership surpass the record set the day President Barack Obama took office.
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- by Sporlo January 21, 2009 7:48 PM PST
- haha the Lost finale is actually in third :D
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(12 Comments)I predicted the World Cup over a disaster because I think you'd naturally get more views with something planned far in advance. Sure, the disaster might catch viewers slightly later, but by then more people will already know more about it and be less likely to watch.