YouTube Videos
the following is from npr.org:
ยท In just six months, YouTube boomed from a startup viral video site to a Web phenomenon, a virtual library of cultural highlights and amateur video clips uploaded by anybody with a digital camcorder and some time to burn.
Users upload 50,000 videos a day, at last count, and visitors watch 50 million clips per day. Not bad for a company with 26 employees and an office over a pizza parlor.
The site is funded by venture capitalists. Despite its enormous popularity, it remains to be seen how YouTube will make money.
Guests discuss the future of YouTube: Is it free publicity -- or copyright infringement?
Guests:
Thomas Goetz, deputy editor of Wired magazine
Mike Miliard, staff writer for the Boston Phoenix
Paul Kedrosky, writes the
You can listen to the discussion at:
The Rise of Viral Video -- and YouTube
I am posting the links so people can see what this site has to offer. I am in no way endorsing all the content.
Note: Some YouTube posts use language that might be considered objectionable.
The home page is: WWW.YOUTUBE.COM
You can see videos at the following links:
Don Rickles Roasted on The Dean Martin Show
Trailer Parody of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining
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