5 Scams That Marked the InternetSource: techcult.com
The Internet is fertile ground for all sorts of scams. Which are the biggest (and funniest) ones though? We have collected 5 that made it pretty big on the Web, check it out.
The Web Celeb 25Source: Forbes
Things change fast on the internet --and fame is no exception. Nearly half of the online celebrities identified in the inaugural edition of the Forbes.com Web Celeb 25 failed to place on the list in this second edition.
'LonelyGirl15' wraps groundbreaking first season - CNN.comSource: CNN
LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- "LonelyGirl15," the sweet 16-year-old who set the Web buzzing last year with her playful and mysterious video blogs, will meet her fate Friday when the successful and influential show ends its first season.

So how was this sudden success coming for lonelygirl15? Or rather for Miles Beckett (a surgeon turned vlog-director, a remark in brackets no journalist would forget to add, neither blogger) and his handful team? Miles talked about it at Digital Life Design conference in Munich - …
Another "Lonely Girl"? | Eat The Press | The Huffington PostSource: The Huffington Post
As mentioned in our earlier item, viral internet sensation "Box In A Box," the ladies' answer to SNL's "Dick In A Box " has been the subject of intense curiosity about the identity of the girl in the video, the mysterious "Bunny" as identified on the "My Box In A Box" website.
LonelyGirl15 Working for the UN Fighting PovertySource: WebMetricsGuru.com
LonelyGirl15's faked identity now being harnessed for the UN's purpose to fight poverty....maybe it's penance for doing wrong and fooling people in to thinking she was something that her handlers made her into.
Well, It Turns Out That Lonelygirl Really WasntSource: The New York Times
A nearly four-month-old Internet drama in which the cryptic video musings of a fresh-faced teenager became the obsession of millions of devotees themselves divided over the very authenticity of the videos, or who was behind them or why appears to be in its final act.
Lonelygirl15 Ain't So Lonely Anymore - TMZ.comSource: tmz.com
The identity of video blogger known as Lonelygirl15-who captivated audiences all summer on her website and YouTube with her videos about her adolescence in a small town, living with religious parents-still isn't known, but, according to this morning's LA Times, that mystery is …
YouTube's Lonelygirl15 outed as a phoneySource: The Sydney Morning Herald
Finally on Friday a breakthrough. The Los Angeles Times reported that online sleuths using email tracking software had pinpointed the source of emails sent by lonelygirl15 to a Hollywood talent agency called Creative Artists Agency.

Okay, now before you label me as some creepy dirty old man watching teen girls on YouTube keep reading. I ran across a small blurb on the New York Times web site about a series of videos on YouTube by a person with the user name lonelygirl15.