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It's hard to imagine a media story bigger in 2006 than YouTube's $1.65 billion sale to Google. In fact, most of the media's biggest stories in 2006 have YouTube to thank: Stephen Colbert's takedown of President Bush at the White House Correspondent's dinner, Bill Clinton's finger-wag on Fox News — and who could forget the "macaca" moment — all were streamed and beamed by YouTube, and promptly caught fire. Which made YouTube your pick for mediabistro.com's Media Story of 2006.
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