The editing was too sophisticated and the music too well integrated,

IN EARLY SEPTEMBER, MATTHEW FOREMSKI, the 18-year-old son of a Silicon Valley tech reporter, dug up an old version of Rose's MySpace page. She'd deleted it when she became Bree, but Google cached a copy, and Foremski posted the link to his father's blog. Within 48 hours, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and a slew of TV stations ran the story. The jig was up.

As a camp counselor, he told fireside tales about her experiences.

"boom goes the dynam it > >e."

"The simple, wonderful, delirious fact is that people like you and me can now make and share content."