Prime Minister Harper will be answering questions on YouTube over the next week, providing a chance to raise digital strategy issues in a digital environment
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OK Go’s NY Times Op-Ed on EMI and Youtube Embeds
OK Go's Damian Kulash demonstrates in this NY Times op-ed why his label's decision block video embeds hurts the band.
OK Go on YouTube Videos
OK Go's Damian Kulash has a great post on the band's site explaining the challenges of posting and embedding videos online.
Wedding Dance Video Shows Monetization Power
The YouTube Biz Blog posts on how the viral wedding party dance video has generated significant revenues for the song "Forever."
Radio-Canada Issues YouTube Takedown Over Harper Communion Video
Many Canadians will know that there has been a controversy this week over whether Prime Minister Stephen Harper pocketed a communion wafer during Romeo Leblanc's state funeral. The issue has been fueled by a video posted on YouTube of the incident. A blog reader notes that YouTube has now taken […]
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