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"DailyLOL is one of many new video sharing sites that you've probably never heard of.  Combining \"funny\" videos, games and pictures, the two month old site is announcing its acquisition by the email service BigString Interactive.  The price wasn't disclosed, but I assume it's in the tens of thousands.  DailyLOL founder Chris Ruesink reports that they \"average up to\" 30,000 unique visitors a day - they hope to reach one million unique visitors per month in the first quarter, they say (this is obviously misleading - either you have 30,000 uniques a day or you don't) .  Ruesink is also a consultant to Break.com.  There's no word on how they'll integrate the service with Big String, aside from gaining more traffic and perhaps cross-promoting.\nThe site itself, meanwhile, is fairly typical of the lowest common denominator stuff that's popular with the MySpace demographic.  They don't even host videos and photos: instead, they link to external sites, many of which are taking their clips from better known services like iFilm.  The only unique feature is the ability to send \"secret codes\" through MySpace, but even that feels hacked together.   \n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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