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ChatGPT's uncanny valley of the mind: The way artificial intelligence writes is almost human. Almost. By Michael Serazio. The Boston Globe. July 28, 2024. [online] The future of professional portraits: Using AI to generate headshots. By Annabelle Whittall. The Cloud Awards. June 27, 2024. [online] "Uncanny Valley": A IA pode causar-nos arrepios. Porquê? By Natalia Mesa National Geographic Portugal. July 5, 2024. [online] ¿Por qué Siri y Alexa tienen voz y nombre de mujer? By David Lorao. Artículo14. May 7, 2024. [online] Pourquoi les humains pensent que les robots IA agissant comme des humains sont effrayants ? Une étude y répond En expliquant l'effet "vallée inquiétante" dans la ressemblance humain-robot. Par Jade Emy. Developpez. Le 29 avril 2024. [online] A new study explains why humans think ai machines acting as humans is creepy and scary. By Arooj Ahmed. Digital Information World. April 29, 2024. [online] Você também acha a IA estranhamente parecida com humanos? Estudo explica motivo para isso. By Vitoria Lopes Gomez. April 26, 2024. [online]
Study explores why human-inspired machines can be perceived as eerie. By Ingrid Fadelli.
Tech Xplore. April 25, 2024.
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Syndicated by Boston Dynamics’in yeni Atlas’ı gibi robotları kıllı yapın. Teknomers. April 18, 2024. [online] Make robots hairy. By Eve Peyser. The Verge. April 18, 2024. [online] Haz robots peludos como el nuevo Atlas de Boston Dynamics. By California Corresponsal. Es de Latino. 18 abril, 2024. [online] ¡Robots más amigables! Boston Dynamics presenta la versión peluda del robot Atlas. Techno Future 24. April 18, 2024. [online] AI: the ultimate femme fatale. Verdict. December 22, 2023. [online] Uncanny valley: What’s the latest TikTok makeup trend? By Sarah Shamim. Al Jazeera. December 9, 2023. [online] Uncanny valley examples: Navigating the eerie landscape of human-like entities. By Cliff Weitzman. Speechify. October 3, 2023. [online] The uncanny valley, explained: Why you might find AI creepy. By Natalia Mesa. National Geographic. September 29, 2023. [online] Uncanny Valley: Warum uns KI das Fürchten lehrt. Von Natalie Mesa. National Geographic. 25. Okt. 2023. [online] Humanoidní roboti bývají častěji ženy. Jsou důvodem jen genderové stereotypy? By Eliška Radinová. Czech Radio. August 7, 2023. [online] Is there a sinister side to the rise of female robots? By Mark Shea. BBC. August 7, 2023. [online] Assistentes como Alexa e Siri tornam-se boas companhias para idosos. By Valéria França. Vega. August 6, 2023. [online] Why AI food photography is so unappetizing. By Hannah Walhout. Eater. August 1, 2023. [online] Uncanny valley: Examples, effects, and theory. By Ayesh Perera Simply Psychology. July 17, 2023. "Uncanny Valley": Saiba por que razão a IA pode causar-nos arrepios. Natalia Mesa. National Geographic. June 27, 2023. [online] What is Android Science? By Bill Jennings. All the Science. June 22, 2023. [online] La "vallée de l'étrange" : pourquoi l'IA nous fait si peur Natalia Mesa. National Geographic. June 19, 2023. [online] Mornings with Simi. 980 CKNW. Vancouver, Canada. June 14, 2023. ¿Por qué a algunos nos inquieta (y asusta) la inteligencia artificial? Natalia Mesa. National Geographic. June 14, 2023. [online] ¿Por qué la IA genera terror en la gente? Esta teoría científica puede tener la respuesta Natalia Mesa. National Geographic. June 14, 2023. [online] Por que a inteligência artificial pode parecer assustadora? Natalia Mesa. National Geographic. June 14, 2023. [online] The uncanny valley, explained: Why you might find AI creepy. By Natalia Mesa. National Geographic. June 13, 2023. [online] Uncanny valley: Examples, effects, And explanations. By Ayesh Perera. April 24, 2023. Simply Psychology. [online] Chatbots: So umfahren Sie das Uncanny Valley. By Isabelle. January 5, 2023. Assono GmbH. [online] What is android science? By Bill Jennings. All the Science. December 4, 2022. [online]
什么特斯拉的人形机器人长得并不像人？一文了解恐怖谷效应对机器人公司的影响. By 机器之心. 52CTO. August 20, 2022.
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Syndicated by QQ, August 20, 2022. VitoMag, August 21, 2022. Crossing the uncanny valley. By Logan Kugler. Communications of the ACM, August 2022, Vol. 65 No. 8, Pages 14-15. doi: 10.1145/3542817 [online] Uncanny valley. By Clarinde Sanft. The Psych Perspective. June 27, 2022. [online] Exploiting social media stars and influencers to redefine the marketing industry. By Minseok Ryu. Student Pocket Guide. June 20, 2022. [online] New Japanese female humanoid robot finally revealed! By "Alex." Artificial Intelligence News Daily. May 17, 2022. [online] Piscando na tela: a história praticamente esquecida de Charles Kiesling. By Carlos L. A. da Silva. March 31, 2022. Cogito Fonte. [online] Can the 'uncanny valley' help us in a future 'metaverse'? By David Hueston. The Japan Times. January 13, 2022. [online] La « vallée obsédante » peut-elle nous aider dans un avenir « métavers » ?" VIP Hotspot. January 13, 2022. [online] O ‘vale estranho’ pode nos ajudar em um futuro ‘metaverso’? Resumocast. January 13, 2022. [online] Is the "uncanny valley" good for a future metaverse? By Dave Hueston. Kyodo News. January 7, 2021. [online] 54 years ago, a computer programmer fixed a massive bug — and created an existential crisis. By Sarah Wells. Inverse. December 3, 2021. [online] Best times to invest, and the uncanny valley. Indiana University News. November 22, 2021. [podcast, transcript] Computer generated influencers on social media give a peek into the future of marketing. Hallie Jackson NOW, NBC News NOW. November 18, 2021. [online] Computer-generated ‘virtual influencers’ are becoming social media stars. By Hallie Jackson. Today Show, NBC News. November 15, 2021. [online] The creepy feeling in the uncanny valley. By Avery Hurt. Discover Magazine. Nov 4, 2021. [online] The fault in the uncanny valley. By Dora Bajkuša. Digital Reflections. July 18, 2021. [online] Storytelling robots send parents of young children into AI’s ‘uncanny valley.’ By Dave Pearson. AI in Healthcare. June 7, 2021. [online] EP24. 你也對韓國AI女團的MV感到恐懼嗎？科技x社會x設計. Listen Notes. April 29, 2021. [online] Quem assedia uma assistente virtual? By Paulo Silvestre. Estadāo. April 12, 2021. [online] Cel mai cunoscut robot social al lumii intră în producție de serie, dar specialiștii nu sunt chiar entuziasmați. By Romulus Deac. New Money. March 29, 2021. [online] Scientists explore the secrets of the uncanny valley effect. By Qianzhan. TJBH News. January 22, 2021. [online] Vì sao các trợ lý ảo thường là phụ nữ? By Huỳnh Dũng. July 26, 2020. 24h. [online] The Star of This $70 Million Sci-Fi Film Is a Robot. By Sarah Bahr. July 24, 2020. New York Times. [online, print] What is Android Science? By Bill Jennings. Wisegeek. May 19, 2020. [online] L’effet clown. By Daniela Zeibig. April 14, 2020. Cerveau & Psycho, 121. [online] How ag, big data and IUPUI Informatics fit together. With Gary Dick. About Ag+Bio+Science Podcast. AgriNovus Indiana. Inside Indiana Business. February 17, 2020. [online] Why we should be thankful for the uncanny valley: And worried that it might be disappearing. By Sarah Wells. Inverse. January 29, 2020. [online] 'Cats' is undeniably creepy, and there's a psychological reason for it: They're sexy. They're creepy. They live in the uncanny valley. By Claire Cameron. Inverse. December 23, 2019. [online] What Is the Uncanny Valley? Creepy robots and the strange phenomenon of the uncanny valley: definition, history, examples, and how to avoid it. By Rina Diane Caballar. IEEE Spectrum. November 6, 2019. [online] 我们为什么害怕木偶和洋娃娃？Why are we afraid of puppets and dolls? By Neurhythm. Zhihu. September 27, 2019. [online] This brain region may be why some robots send chills down your spine. By Maria Temming. Science News. July 2, 2019. [online] 너는 아니? 중성목소리…AI가 여성목소리인 이유. By 고영태 기자. KBS News. May 9, 2019. [online] Almost Human: Goodbye Uncanny Valley. By Or Fleisher. Immerse. May 6, 2019. [online] Q, la primera asistente sin género. By José A. González. Hoy. March 26, 2019. [online] Should Siri, Alexa or Cortana have a gender? This new artificial voice Q is a mix. By Erica Evans. Deseret News. March 22, 2019. [online] O ativismo tecnopop do SXSW. Istoé Dinhiero. March 15, 2019. [online] 怎么肥事？化完妆的你还不如一颗土豆美. Sina. January 22, 2019. [online] Hardwired: Gender bias in robots and artificial intelligence. By Rebecca Zahabi. Three Crows Magazine. January 21, 2019. [online] Por qué Siri, Alexa o Cortana tienen voz de mujer. By Víctor Millán. Hipertextual. January 6, 2019. [online] Siri, Cortana, Alexa: ¿sabes por qué los asistentes virtuales tienen nombre de mujer? By Ana I. Martínez. ABC. December 4, 2018. [online] This is why voice assistants are all female. By Debra Kelly. Grunge. [online] 我們與機器手臂的共同語言，是肢體語言. By 愛范兒. November 17, 2018. Tech News. [online] Sesli asistan uygulamalarında neden hep kadın sesi var? By Mayk Şişman. Molatik. October 24, 2018. [online] Por que a tecnologia tem voz de mulher (e por que isso importa)? Dicas TI. October 22, 2018. [online] Female bias in voice technologies reflect societal preferences, experts say. By Sunny Kim. The Daily Texan. October 12, 2018. [online] Why Do We Make Our AI Assistants Female? By Leah Johnston. The Sussex Newspaper. September 24, 2018. [online] Avoiding the uncanny valley in virtual character design. By Valentin Schwind, Katrin Wolf, and Niels Henze. September-October, 2018. IX Interactions. [online] Vandalismo contra las máquinas: los robots también tienen miedo de los humanos. Infobae. June 23, 2018. [online] La robótica se asoma a la perspectiva de género El País. July 23, 2018. [online] ¿Te has preguntado por qué los asistentes de IA tienen voz de mujer? By Oswaldo Barajas. ElectronicosOnline.com Magazine. June 20, 2018. [online] Afraid of robots? The feeling is mutual. By Hiawatha Bray. Boston Globe. June 20, 2018. [online] Is Amazon's Alexa Making Our Relationships Weird? By Sophie Saint Thomas. Bustle. March 19, 2018 [online] 動保要怎麼說？《動物方城市》教我們的事. (動物當代思潮). By 黃宗慧. 聯合線上公司 (United Online). December 21, 2017. [online] 대부분의 AI는 왜 여성일까? By Pizza Kim. Brunch.co.kr. November 21, 2017. [online] Congratulations, it’s a girl: Exploring sexism in artificial intelligence. By Tomas Haffenden. Mumbrella. November 10, 2017. [online] Are robots all too human? As their numbers increase, people may see them as a threat By Rosalie Chan. Times Union. September 1, 2017. [online] How the Uncanny Valley Works. By Ed Grabianowski. How Stuff Works: Stuff You Should Know. August 22, 2017. [online]
As artificial intelligence grows, so do perceived threats to human uniqueness. By Rosalie Chan. Religion News Service.
August 1, 2017.
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Syndicated by The Gazette, August 1, 2017. Sojourners, August 2, 2017. Houston Chronicle, August 26, 2017. 为什么有些人形机器人看起来格外诡异？ (Why are some humanoid robots really creepy?) Sina. July 24, 2017. [online] It’s no accident that Salma Hayek’s husband was learning English from a woman robot. Moneyish. April 24, 2017. [online] Tại sao các loại máy phát âm tự động thường nói giọng nữ? Nguoi Viet Daily News. March 28, 2017. [online] Meet Eno the gender neutral AI: Capital One reveals 'binary' smart assistant after claims Siri and Alexa were sexist. By Reuters and Stacy Liberatore. Dailymail.com. March 10, 2017. [online] Few good men: Why is the growing population of AI voices predominantly female? By Marie Glenn. IBM THINK Leaders. March 2, 2017. [online] Các trợ lý ảo, máy trả lời tự động... đều có một điểm chung, và lý do thì bây giờ mới biết. By Trí Thức Trẻ. VNred.com. February 25, 2017. [online] Why Al assistants are usually women: Researchers find both sexes find them warmer and more understanding. Stacy Liberatore. DailyMail. February 24, 2017. [online]
Alexa, Siri, Cortana: The problem with all-female digital assistants.
Men and women may prefer female voices, but it's about time we had more male options.
By Joanna Stern. The Wall Street Journal. February 21, 2017.
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Syndicated by Business Standard, February 24, 2017. ¿Por qué la voz de nuestros dispositivos electrónicos es femenina? Adictamente. February 19, 2017. [online] The “dark heart” of human-robot companionship. By Sister Renée Mirkes. The Catholic World Report. February 17, 2017. [online] Alexa, stop making life miserable for anyone with a similar name! By Joanna Stern. Wall Street Journal. January 26, 2017. [print] Ever wonder why your phone sounds female? Here’s the reason. By Jessi Hempel. Reader’s Digest. January 5, 2017. [online] Rogue One: Digging up the dead in the uncanny valley. By Rich Firth-Godbehere. Gizmodo UK. December 19, 2016. [print] 為什麼人工智慧助理都是女聲？(Why are AI assistants female?) TechNews.tw. December 12, 2016. [print] (In Chinese) Spooked? What is it about almost-humans that gives us the creeps. By Laura Spinney. NewScientist. October 29, 2016. [print] Drugmakers spar with FDA over proposed DTC animation study. By Kevin McCaffrey. Medical Marketing & Media. October 27, 2016. [online] Warum selbst normale Clowns gruselig wirken. (Why even ordinary clowns look creepy.) By Daniela Zeibig. Spektrum.de. October 26, 2016. [print] (In German) The edge of the uncanny. By Gregory Mone. Communications of the ACM. September 2016 (Vol. 59, No. 9). [online] ¿La tecnología es de sexo femenino? By Floralicia Anzola. O800FLOR. April 27, 2016. (In Spanish) [online] Why are all our phones, tablets, GPS devices inhabited by female voices? The world is about to start sounding even more feminine. By Beth Hoeckel. GQ India. August 24, 2016. [online] Con voz de mujer, las favoritas de los dispositivos tecnológicos. Infobae. April 19, 2016. [online] Why is AI female? How our ideas about sex and service influence the personalities we give machines. By Monica Nickelsburg. Geekwire. April 4, 2016. [online] Wanneer is een robot zo echt dat hij eng wordt? [When is a robot so real that it becomes scary?] By Ellen de Bruin. February 26, 2016. (In Dutch) [online]
Chile: Mr. Robot. By Marcelo Córdova. La Tercero. January 30, 2016.
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Syndicated by entorno inteligente, January 30, 2016. (In Spanish) This creepy face perfectly explains the uncanny valley. By Vlad Chituc. The Daily Beast. December, 27. 2015. [online] Uncanny valley: Why we find human-like robots and dolls so creepy. By Stephanie Lay. The Guardian. November 13, 2015. [online] Why we are afraid of creepy dolls and robots: The science behind the "uncanny valley effect." By Stephanie Lay. The Independent. November 10, 2015. [online] 為什麼蘋果的Siri是女性的聲音？其實是有原因的 [Why does Apple's Siri have a female voice? In fact, there's a reason]. By Zhou Fengyi. China Times. November 5, 2015. [online] ¿Por qué Siri tiene voz femenina? [Why does Siri have a female voice?] 15 Años Fuscia. November 3, 2015. [online] Pourquoi Siri a une voix de femme [Why does Siri have a female voice?] Par Catherine Mathys. Radio Canada. November 3, 2015. [online] Siri and Cortana sound like ladies because of sexism. By Jessi Hempel. Wired. October 28, 2015. [online] Why do we find some robots cute and others creepy? By Loney Abrams. Hopes & Fears. July 30, 2015. [online] Femboti: Zašto je Siri žensko? By Ana Maria Filipović Grčić. Libela. June 24, 2015. [In Croatian] [online] Why human-like robots make us feel uncomfortable. By Nicole Mortillaro. Global News. July 21, 2015. [online] Should we outlaw Androids? The robotic goons of Tomorrowland and machine assassins in Terminator Genisys give 'droids a bad rap. By Erik Sofge. Popular Science. June 15, 2015. [online] En un futuro... ¿sera posible casarme con un robot? Videos Paranoicos. July 16, 2015. [online] When robot personalities mimic the dead. By Jeremy Hsu. Discover. April 26, 2015. [online] Ex Machina's gendered portrayal of robot problematic. The Current with Piya Chattopadhyay. CBC Radio One. April 24, 2015. [online] Robot funerals reflect our humanity. By Jeremy Hsu. Discover. March 15, 2015. [online] Why our robot overlords will be female: study shows people prefer feminine AI. By Ian Wyant. Examiner.com. February 20, 2015. [online]
Rise of the fembots: Why artificial intelligence is often female. By Tanya Lewis. LiveScience. February 19, 2015. [online]
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Robots: Is the uncanny valley real? By Rose Eveleth. BBC: Future. September 2, 2013. [online]
Syndicated by Gazeta.pl Technologie, September 5, 2013. (In Polish) When robots become co-workers and peers - A conversation with Dr. Karl MacDorman. Interviewed by Daniel G. Faggella. SentientPotential. September 2, 2013. [online] Tetrachromacy: The uncanny valley. By David Pollack. Cloudbilt. August 13, 2013. [online] How human should a humanoid robot look? By Abi Grogan. E&T Engineering and Technology Magazine. August 12, 2013. [online] Episode 11 - A healthy skepticism about replicating human intelligence - with Dr. Karl F. MacDorman. Interviewed by Daniel G. Faggella. Vimeo. July 25, 2013. [online]
The psychology of the uncanny valley. By Jamie Madigan. GamesIndustry International. May 1, 2013. [online]
Syndicated by The Psychology of Video Games, May 1, 2013. On drones. By John Teschner. The Iowa Review. Spring 2013. [online] Androïdes, pourquoi nous mettent-ils mal à l'aise? [Why do androids make us feel uneasy?]. By Valérie Devillaine. Science & Vie Junior (vol. 283, pp. 60-63). April, 2013. [print] Valley of dread. By Mukul Sharma. Speaking Tree. March 23, 2013. [online] La 'amenaza' humanoide [The humanoid threat]. By Eugenia RodrÍguez. ReportIndigo. February 1, 2013. [online] (In Spanish) Valley views. From Charles Rainey. New Scientist. January 26, 2013. [online] Retour à la “vallée de l’étrange” [Return to the uncanny valley.] By Rémi Sussan. internetACTU.net. January 24, 2013. [online] The uncanny valley. By Paul P. Mealing. Journeyman Philosopher. January 19, 2013. [online] Стоит ли преодолевать зловещую долину? [Whether to negotiate the uncanny valley?] By Dmitry Tselikov. Compulenta. January 16, 2013. [online]
Too close for comfort. By Joe Kloc. New Scientist. January 12, 2013. [print]
Syndicated by Cazete, January 25, 2013. (Turkish translation) Uncanny android sightings, from Freud to Hollywood. By Richard Fisher. New Scientist. January 9, 2012. [online] IU, Robot. By Lisa Herrmann. Indiana Informatics. Fall, 2012 (Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 9-12). [online] FACE Robot Mimics Human Facial Expressions, Aims To Cross 'Uncanny Valley' (video). By Jacqueline Howard. The Huffington Post. July 16, 2012. [online] Why zombies, robots, clowns freak us out. By Elizabeth Landau. CNN.com. July 11, 2012. [online]
'Uncanny Valley' Pioneer Rethinks Creepy Objects. By Jeremy Hsu. InnovationNewsDaily. June 15, 2012. [online]
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Robotics' Uncanny Valley Gets New Translation. By Jeremy Hsu. InnovationNewsDaily. June 12, 2012. [online]
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Today's Humans Ready to Love Tomorrow's Robots. By Jeremy Hsu. InnovationNewsDaily. February 13, 2012. [online]
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Don't fall into the uncanny valley. By Grant Hunter. Campaign Asia.
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Kobieta realna czy wirtualna? Test męskich preferencji [Real or virtual female? A test of male preference].
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Pour communiquer efficacement, l’avatar doit aussi veiller à son apparence.
By Basile Segalen. L’Atelier BNP Paribas, February 24, 2010. (In French)
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Syndicated by MSN Actualité, February 24, 2010. Our Avatars, Our Projected Selves. By Latoya Peterson. Jezebel, February 23, 2010. [online] Why Men Are Sexist Toward Avatars in Tight Shirts. By Eilene Zimmerman. True/Slant, February 22, 2010. [online]
A aparência importa, mesmo no mundo virtual. By Nátaly Dauer. Geek. (In Portuguese)
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面对虚拟形象，男性依旧以貌取人 [Faced with virtual images, men still judge people mainly by appearances]. Dongxi, February 22, 2010. (In Chinese)
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Women’s Looks Sway Men, Even in the Virtual World. Asian News International (ANI), February 20, 2010.
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2009. Fair Play, October 19, 2009. (In
Italian) Robotics Trends, October 20, 2009. Fiese Visage: Was Computer-Trickfiguren unheimlich macht [Funny Face: What Makes Computer-generated Figures Uncanny]. Süddeutsche Zeitung, September 25, 2009. (In German) [print] Professor Uses Animation to Study Humans. By Lindsay Eckert. Indiana Daily Student, October 1, 2009. [Online]
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Why ‘Terminator’ Is So Creepy. By Jeremy Hsu.
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Winter College Conversations: Karl MacDorman. Interview with Ken Beckley,
University of Indiana Alumni Association.
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IUPUI Informatics Professor Gaining Prominence for Robotics Research. School of Informatics, News & Media, May 30, 2007.
IU Researchers Help Develop Sensor Network to Analyze Crowds. InsideINdianaBusiness.com Report, April 6, 2007.
[blurb]
Sensor Monitoring System Could Aid Mass Transit, Homeland Security. By Joe Stuteville. Indiana University, News & Media, April 5, 2007.
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Where’s the Android? IUPUI Professor Uses Robots To Study Human Behavior
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July 31, 2006.
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700 WLW Cincinnati Radio Interview with
IU Professor Studies Human-Robot Interaction. WBIW News, July 25,
2006. [blurb]
WIBC Radio Interview with Network Indiana reporter, Liz Thomas,
which feeds to more than 90 radio stations, July 24, 2006.
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