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BuzzMachine - Jan 27, 2007
Another 2.0 panel in the world but a high-powered one: Bill Gates, YouTube’s Chat Hurley, Flickr’s Caterina Fake, Nike’s Mark Parker, EU Commiossioner of Information Society and Media Viviane Reding, Forbes’ Dennis …
BuzzMachine - Jan 26, 2007
Here’s Chad Hurley, founder of YouTube, in a session on — cough — user-generated content (see my post below) at the World Economic Forum in Davos. He talks about what YouTube is doing on copyright, installing the means …
Also tagged: tagged, exploding tv, hurley, smalltv, davos07
BuzzMachine - Jan 15, 2007
Marshall Kirkpatrick reports that a local TV news outlet — KZSW in Temecula, California — may be the first to start posting its stories on YouTube. Posting on YouTube makes it easy for viewers to leave comments, pause …
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BuzzMachine - Jan 13, 2007
Another fascinating use of YouTube: A public defender representing a prisoner at Gitmo makes a video presenting his defense. Of course, it’s just one side. But it’s an effective use of the medium.
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BuzzMachine - Jan 13, 2007
The Guardian says YouTube is thinking about starting a TV channel. Insert uproar from contributors over sharing in the riches here. I’ll be it will be livelier than Current.
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BuzzMachine - Jan 12, 2007
My friends at the Star-Ledger have created the TV station New Jersey doesn’t have: TVJersey, a blog that will feature not only their own videos but also the videos of the people. They’re asking our neighbors to put …
Also tagged: newspapers, tagged, exploding tv, smalltv
BuzzMachine - Jan 12, 2007
John Edwards and Mitt Romney have been making fascinating use of YouTube in the presidential campaign. Bob LeDrew makes a couple of equally fascinating observations about what will surely follow: * War rooms will …
Also tagged: politics, tagged, youtubecampaign
BuzzMachine - Jan 12, 2007
Fascinating back-and-forth over Mitt Romney’s positions happening in YouTube. First came a video from a 1994 debate between Romney and Ted Kennedy in which Romney issues a number of positions that are different from …