Internet Videos to Vie for Daytime Emmys

June 1, 2007

(AP) -- Internet videos showing volcanic eruptions of Diet Coke will compete along with Web shorts featuring the cast of NBC's "The Office" in newly created categories for the upcoming Daytime Emmy Awards.

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