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TMZ's Harvey Levin Speaks!

November 15, 2007 at 5:37 am PT

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Here’s my interview with TMZ‘s ebullient on-air and online star Harvey Levin, which goes with my tour of its new television studio and interview with TMZ Executive Producer Jim Paratore:

Tagged with: digital, Harvey Levin, Internet, Jim Paratore, Kara Swisher, television, TMZ

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  • Ron Burgundy

    This would have been better if your mic wasn’t so far away from Harvey while doing the interview. Also, you should have just let him speak, without saying “right” after every sentence he said. Besides that, good interview.

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