http://www.webtvwire.com/youtube-hosts-presidential-debate-democratic-candidates-face-user-video-questions/ The Business of Internet Television and Video Sat, 20 Mar 2010 14:12:23 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.webtvwire.com/youtube-hosts-presidential-debate-democratic-candidates-face-user-video-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-7036 GOP’s CNN YouTube Debate Rescheduled for November » Web TV Wire Wed, 15 Aug 2007 01:52:23 +0000 http://www.webtvwire.com/youtube-hosts-presidential-debate-democratic-candidates-face-user-video-questions/#comment-7036 [...] Abouth a month ago, the Democratic U.S. presidential candidates held a YouTube Debate on CNN. Their Republican rivals originally were less than enthusiastic to have a similar debate, which was shceduled for mid-September. [...] [...] Abouth a month ago, the Democratic U.S. presidential candidates held a YouTube Debate on CNN. Their Republican rivals originally were less than enthusiastic to have a similar debate, which was shceduled for mid-September. [...]

]]> http://www.webtvwire.com/youtube-hosts-presidential-debate-democratic-candidates-face-user-video-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-5262 YouTube & CNN Presidential Debate | The Dangers of User Generated Content » Web TV Wire Thu, 26 Jul 2007 11:38:41 +0000 http://www.webtvwire.com/youtube-hosts-presidential-debate-democratic-candidates-face-user-video-questions/#comment-5262 [...] YouTube & CNN Presidential Debate | The Dangers of User Generated Content Posted in: News and YouTube by Clayton Moulynox Old media discovered the pitfalls of new media this week when CNN and YouTube partnered to host the US Presidential Debate. It was only 1/24 of a second during the live TV broadcast, but CNN executives have labeled it “despicable”. During one of the user generated videos containing a question (the videos were a feature of the debate) an offensive picture, apparently well known as the GOATSE, was flashed up momentarily in front of the live national TV audience. The picture, which portrays a male doing something with his body that makes even the strongest-stomached person wince, has been doing the rounds on the internet since 2000. Although it was only a split second, it’s been reported as many as 200,000 viewers phoned in to express their displeasure! With user generated content originating on the internet you often get more than you bargain for - a lesson that traditional media companies like CNN will come to discover! [...] [...] YouTube & CNN Presidential Debate | The Dangers of User Generated Content Posted in: News and YouTube by Clayton Moulynox Old media discovered the pitfalls of new media this week when CNN and YouTube partnered to host the US Presidential Debate. It was only 1/24 of a second during the live TV broadcast, but CNN executives have labeled it “despicable”. During one of the user generated videos containing a question (the videos were a feature of the debate) an offensive picture, apparently well known as the GOATSE, was flashed up momentarily in front of the live national TV audience. The picture, which portrays a male doing something with his body that makes even the strongest-stomached person wince, has been doing the rounds on the internet since 2000. Although it was only a split second, it’s been reported as many as 200,000 viewers phoned in to express their displeasure! With user generated content originating on the internet you often get more than you bargain for – a lesson that traditional media companies like CNN will come to discover! [...]

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