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CBS rewrites history: Netherlands win the World Cup.

12th July 2010 by Martin Bryant

Although Spain won the World Cup yesterday, CBS News is rewriting history with this holding article which is still live. Being a Netherlands-based business, The Next Web wholly supports this alternative outcome!

Sources: via Journalism News

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Martin Bryant is Managing Editor at The Next Web and is based in Manchester, UK. You can find him on Twitter, subscribe to him on Facebook, circle him on Google+ and visit his personal site.

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