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Casey Anthony verdict: Here's the video

Watch the 9 1/2-minute coverage of the Casey Anthony verdict.

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Casey Anthony verdict: Here's the video

POSTED: Tuesday, July 5, 2011, 5:45 PM
Jonathan Storm, Inquirer Television Critic

CNN.com had more than 1 million on-line video viewers Monday with its live coverage of the Casey Anthony verdict. That's 30 times more than usual, and a number that eclipses virtually the ratings of virtually any cable TV network on a normal afternoon.

The verdict in the no-way-you-can-look-away trial was a boon to all the cable newsers. Hulu polished up the ABC News courtroom coverage and released a 9 1/2 - minute video with all the shock and tears -- and an ad or two. Nice analysis from Dan "Wrong-o, Sherlock" Abrams.

Are you outraged, either about the verdict, or the analysis and advertisements? 
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 8:08 PM, 07/05/2011
    The perp becomes the victim! American lawyers are the best!........Not really Florida Jurors just plain stupid!
    — Street Sense13


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