Cheap video cameras and speedy broadband connections are fueling the explosive growth of Internet sites like YouTube.com and Hulu.com. And the videos to be found there are profoundly influencing political discourse, with both politicians and activists trying to create the next video that will go viral. We look at Internet video and its impact on politics.
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The YouTube Election
Listen Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2008 at 12:24 p.m. in Elections, Politics, Science, Tech Tuesday, TechnologyGuests
Julie Germany
Director, The Institute for Politics Democracy & the Internet, George Washington University
Declan McCullagh
Chief Political Correspondent, CNETnews.com
Edward Lee
Associate Professor of Law, Moritz College of Law, The Ohio State University; author, "The Utube Blog"
James Kotecki
Video blogger, Politico.com
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