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"Stock-market video blog Wallstrip  is losing its face.  Show host Lindsay Campbell is leaving Wallstrip, but she's not going far.  With Wallstrip having been acquired  by CBS last year, Campbell is officially an employee of CBS.  And Campbell is staying with her parent company, possibly to do her own show.  Was Campbell a primary reason for CBS taking on Wallstrip in the first place?  \nAccording to Silicon Alley Insider, that's exactly what's going on here.  One of the reasons CBS acquired Wallstrip was to secure Campbell's participation in future projects.  Wallstrip founder Howard Lindzon has confirmed Campbell's departure on his blog, and has also named Julie Alexandria as Campbell's successor.  If you've watched the Wallstrip show, you may have noticed that Julie Alexandria has in fact been a guest host for the show, so she's already familiar with the crew and process.  For the most part, there's no doubt that Alexandria will be able to hold her own in filling Campbell's shoes.  \nWhat's equally important to look at here is CBS's long-term plans for its Internet properties, and its distributed content. In addition to the acquisition of Last.fm around the same time as Wallstrip, CBS has also added to its Internet radio efforts and is experimenting with free wi-fi in certain regions of Manhattan.  Is CBS developing a more inclusive and better-competing Internet hub for media distribution, with an emphasis on for-web content?  That would be an interesting development to follow."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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