Presidential wannabes join the crowd at YouTube
Top White House candidates unveiled their own
YouTube video channels on Thursday, pushing the 18-month-old Web video-sharing
site even farther into the U.S. political mainstream.
Top White House candidates unveiled their own
YouTube video channels on Thursday, pushing the 18-month-old Web video-sharing
site even farther into the U.S. political
mainstream.
Democrats including Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, John Edwards and Bill Richardson have signed up to have their own channels. So have Republicans John McCain, Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani.
They can post a video in which they speak on a given issue while members of the public will be able post a video response or questions for the candidate.
I wonder how quickly these will devolve into swift boat-style flames?
Democrats including Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, John Edwards and Bill Richardson have signed up to have their own channels. So have Republicans John McCain, Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani.
They can post a video in which they speak on a given issue while members of the public will be able post a video response or questions for the candidate.
I wonder how quickly these will devolve into swift boat-style flames?
Posted: Thu - March 1, 2007 at 07:46 AM