<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

Here it goes:

Back in September, I attended the first days of Occupy Wall Street. On the 17th, I was interviewed by ABC WABC-TV on the matter. The original airing of the interview had be correctly named and labeled. The text of the story is what many news websites and blogs used...having me correctly quoted.

A few days later, ABC reused the footage for a more detailed bit and somehow spliced my name cue (not sure what it's called) between footage of a man named Edward Hall and myself. He was wearing a colorful hat, I was holding a Reddit sign.

Apparently this caused confusion, and many blogs and websites are making it out like we're the same person or that my name is an alias of his. This whole thing negatively affects me because this Edward Hall was proven to be a "trustfund baby" and is a Columbia student (grad?) among other things. He also famously broke down crying and was essentially a laughing stock.

The problem is that this was blog-spammed so much that it shows up when you Google my name. I'm afraid this will negatively affect me in my job search when I graduate in the spring. I am Collin Quinlivan. I am NOT Edward T. Hall III
<bot>: News station awkwardly timed my name label in a broadcast overlapping a controversial character, and has now been tagged and blog-spammed to oblivion.