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The fact that you can get information about events seconds after it happens in the palm of your hand is a norm for today's generation. However, even I remember when all  of your information came from the morning paper, local radio and the nightly news.

There was a whole lot of news that came out of 2013. And, as you might expect, a whole lot of news bloopers were made. Here are some more of the year's best.

Director Michael Bay has a lot of haters out there as a result of the no-shame, borderline-"I'm Da Bess" persona he tends to don. But when it comes to freezing up on stage, even some of those harsh critics can surely lend some sympathy.

Watching news bloopers will never get old, and this video has compiled all the best bloopers from 2013. You won't believe some of the things that were said on live TV!

M.A. Rosko, a reporter for KMSP-TV in Minneapolis/St. Paul, was doing a seemingly innocuous live shot from the John Rose Oval Wednesday to promote the opening of its outdoor ice rinks when internet magic happened. Rosko first was fascinated with the wind pushing her backward on her skates without her moving a muscle, until the wind double-crossed her...

This is actually my own personal nightmare! I just don't think I could handle having someone propose to me in front of strangers, cameras, family, co-workers...take note, potential suitors! ;)

These guys are local celebrities. You recognize them when you see them out for dinner because you're inviting them into your homes day in and day out to tell you what's happening right in our own backyard. Some we've been watching for decades, and some we've gotten to know the past few years. All of these guys and gals have talent, BUT which one entertains you the most each and every single day? R

Walter Cronkite. Edward R. Murrow. Ron Burgundy. They each influence today's crop of journalists.

The hosts of this South African sports clip show welcome viewers to what is the first, and probably last, episode of Game On.

#1: “Funniest News Bloopers Of Summer 2013” I die laughing at these all the time.

This just in: one little girl is bound to get grounded after interrupting her mother while she delivered the news.

Australian 'Today' Anchor Karl Stefanovic didn't stand a chance against Grumpy Cat.