On Thursday, I got to visit with the folks at YouTube who are responsible for news & politics and for getting the candidates to put their videos up at YouChoose. Here’s Steve Grove, the news & politics editor (I love that they have such a position), reporting that Newt Gingrich has gone viral:
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Candidate links
- Biden: Blog
- Biden: MySpace
- Biden: Official Site
- Biden: Video
- Biden: YouTube
- Brownback: Official Site
- Clinton: Blog
- Clinton: MySpace
- Clinton: Official Site
- Clinton: Video
- Clinton: YouTube
- Dodd: Blog
- Dodd: MySpace
- Dodd: Official Site
- Dodd: YouTube
- Edwards: Blog
- Edwards: MySpace
- Edwards: Official Site
- Edwards: YouTube
- Giuliani: MySpace
- Giuliani: Official Site
- Giuliani: YouTube
- Gravel: Blog
- Gravel: Official Site
- Gravel: Video
- Huckabee: Official Site
- Hunter: MySpace
- Hunter: Official Site
- Hunter: YouTube
- Kucinich: MySpace
- Kucinich: Official Site
- Kucinich: Video
- Kucinich: YouTube
- McCain: Blog
- McCain: MySpace
- McCain: Official Site
- McCain: YouTube
- Obama: Blog
- Obama: MySpace
- Obama: Official Site
- Obama: Video
- Obama: YouTube
- Paul: MySpace
- Paul: Official Site
- Richardson: Blog
- Richardson: MySpace
- Richardson: Official Site
- Richardson: YouTube
- Romney: MySpace
- Romney: Official Site
- Romney: Video
- Romney: YouTube
- Tancredo: Official Site
- Thompson: Official Site
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Direct converstions with the people sounds great, but how realistic is it? If several thousand YouTube posters all ask Hillary Clinton questions, how many individual replies would you consider reasonable for to create? Wouldn’t it be more efficient if there was a mechanism for somehow consolidating those positions?
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