Meledakkan semangka (Indonesian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Meledakkan semangka" in Indonesian language version.

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buzzfeed.com

Nashrulla, Tasneem (8 April 2016). We Blew Up A Watermelon And Everyone Lost Their Freaking Minds, BuzzFeed

chicagotribune.com

Kleinburg, Scott (!3 April 2016). What an exploding watermelon teaches us about social media, Chicago Tribune

cnbc.com

Castillo, Michelle (8 April 2006). The future of TV: 800K watch a watermelon explode, CNBC

dailydot.com

Hathaway, Jay (8 April 2016). Welp, the future of Facebook is exploding watermelons, The Daily Dot

dailymail.co.uk

Wrenn, Eddie (23 July 2012). The 'Slo Mo Guys' left red-faced after wrapping 500 elastic bands around a watermelon and recording the resulting explosion, Daily Mail

ew.com

Holub, Christian (14 April 2016). Jimmy Fallon parodies exploding watermelon video with 'Chicago Melon', Entertainment Weekly
Goldstein, Ian (26 September 2015). Jimmy Fallon and Olivia Wilde try to make a watermelon explode on The Tonight Show, Entertainment Weekly

huffingtonpost.com

Dicker, Ron. Rubber Bands Make Watermelon Explode — From ‘Slow Mo Guys’ (VIDEO), Huffington Post

ibtimes.com

(11 April 2016). Why BuzzFeed Exploding A Watermelon On Facebook Is Not The Future Of TV, International Business Times

laughingsquid.com

(16 July 2012). Exploding a Watermelon With Rubber Bands, Laughing Squid

nytimes.com

Rutenburg, Jim (18 April 2016). For News Outlets Squeezed From the Middle, It’s Bend or Bust, The New York Times

wired.com

(8 April 2016). 7 TV Shows With Fewer Viewers Than BuzzFeed’s Exploding Watermelon Video, Wired