The Department of Culture, which is fighting the Conservatives' culture cuts, has launched a YouTube contest called Gone in 30 Seconds.
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C-61 in 61 Seconds – The Winners
Thanks to the many people who took the time to create videos for the C-61 in 61 Seconds video competition. The judges have reviewed all the submissions and selected three as their top choices: Kill Bill (C-61), Bill C-61's Bizarre Digital Lock Rights, and La Petite View Numerique/The Simple Life […]
Wesch on YouTube
Absolutely phenomenal speech/video on YouTube culture by Professor Michael Wesch of Kansas State University, which includes the estimate that 88 percent of YouTube content is original.
Avril Lavigne, YouTube Entrepreneur
Interesting article in the Globe and Mail describing how Avril Lavigne has earned about $2 million for herself, songwriters, and music publishers from YouTube.
The C-61 in 61 Seconds YouTube Video Competition
Tens of thousands of Canadians have spoken out against Bill C-61 over the past month. In addition to the letters, MP meetings, and town halls, many have created mashups, videos, comics, posters, photos, and other creative art to express their disappointment and concern with Industry Minister Jim Prentice's plan for […]
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