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Video Report: Outside a "Hannah Montana" Screening in New York

February 4, 2008 6:20 PM ET

The music industry is at a crossroads and the bottom continues to threaten to fall out, but that certainly hasn't stopped Miley Cyrus from becoming her own cottage industry. But who are the people who helped Best of Both Worlds become a box office record breaker? The intrepid Rock Daily video crew hit the pavement on Friday to get up close and personal with the future of the record buying public. What did we learn? Everybody loves Hannah Montana. (Well, almost everybody.)

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