Clinton asks YouTube users for song help
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Hillary Rodham Clinton wants YouTube viewers to pick her campaign theme song &#151; and the response, so far, has been music to her ears.
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'We'll mess with your copyrights. But don't mess with ours' Viacom has slapped an American political candidate for posting his own video to YouTube. With its latest YouTube crackdown, the media behemoth seems to be sending a new message to internet video-sharers across the globe: "You can't mess with our copyrighted content. But we can mess with yours."â¦
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Tycho: Have you heard Weird Al's new song? It's pretty much required listening for Internet Enabled Citizens - made even easier to recommend by the addition of a video animated by Bill Plympton.(CW)TB
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By TED BRIDIS  WASHINGTON - The White House is distributing government-produced, anti-drug videos on YouTube, the trendy Internet service that already features clips of wacky, drug-induced behavior and step-by-step instructions for growing marijuana plants.
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By Jesse Leavenworth, The Hartford Courant, Conn.  Jun. 21--Now that U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton has a campaign song, it's time to plan the big show to accompany it.
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A glimpse at the coming announcement of former Senator Fred Thompsonâs candidacy is on YouTube.
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Videos by a self-styled Obama Girl, a  fan's tearful defense of Britney Spears and an attack by a herd  of buffaloes on a pride of lions, were among the most popular  clips on YouTube.com in 2007.
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Democratic White House hopeful Hillary Clinton Monday headed into a unique campaign debate featuring questions posed on Internet videos, after cementing her opinion poll lead.
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'What the hell is with that American accent?' The internet is a cruel mistress, and no messing. Pity if you will poor old Joss Stone, whose performance at the Brit awards earlier this week might have been consigned to the dustbin of history were it not for YouTube.â¦
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CHARLESTON, South Carolina  - Hillary Clinton  pounced on rival Barack Obama on Monday for his willingness to  meet with some troublesome world leaders during a Democratic  U.S. presidential debate starring a parade of questions posed  through YouTube videos.
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In a presidential candidate forum sponsored last month by the cable channel Logo, the most memorable questions came from a surprising source: rock musician Melissa Etheridge.
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Jim Posner sent me a link yesterday to an MP3 of a conference call between the press and two members of the Clinton campaign. It's really illuminating.  There are controversies the press isn't reporting, esp betw the Clinton campaign and NBC. Will there be a debate on Feb 26 and will CNN host it or MSNBC? There's some doubt, but you can't see it when you watch the broadcasts.  I'd love to subscribe to a feed of these conference calls, but we only happened to stumble upon this one. This morning on MSNBC they were talking about a conference call with Hillary Clinton, they said she sounded tired. I'd like to hear that for myself.  There's a difference in 2008, the campaign is not just being covered by the professional media, the people are doing it too. Even if we don't have our people on the calls, I'd still like to hear them.  So, if you have an idea how we could catch a stream of these, please post a comment. Thanks. PS: I archived the MP3 in case the link above goes bad.
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The upcoming presidential election has become a media battle, which online has been playing a huge role in. Video distribution has been a dominating factor and a key component for presidential candidates.   Two videos of candidate Hillary Clinton have sparked great attention from TV and Radio media and got the most attention. One had [...]
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First came the Orwellian mash up YouTube video that portrayed Hillary Rodham Clinton as Big Brother. Then came a clip of her off-key rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner." Now, a stinging 13-minute video by a bitter Clinton foe is finding its own Internet audience.
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Artists from Cliff Richard to Amy Winehouse will be paid when their tracks are used as backing music for clips on video-sharing Web site YouTube following a deal with the British society that collects royalties for composers, songwriters and publishers.
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By Greg Miller, Columbia Daily Tribune, Mo.  Dec. 15--Put the words "Columbia Missouri" into the YouTube search engine, and more than 160 user-uploaded videos appear.
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Last night's Democratic presidential candidate debate -- which featured questions submitted as YouTube videos -- was the first to tap into online social media and got mixed reviews.