Video Blogs - Regularly updated websites featuring a themed video series that is usually presented by a single presenter and is often non-fictional.
No doubt, Obama is starting to make headlines as he transitions from President-elect to the 44th leader of the United States. Following in the footsteps of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s ‘fireside chats,’ he has started a weekly broadcast to maintain connected with the American public.
Technically, this broadcast isn’t new to Obama’s campaign (the address has always been broadcasted on the radio), but now it’s in video form on YouTube and is gaining views by the thousands.
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It’s not easy being a father, or at least a good one, especially in this age of equality, where a man’s role in the world isn’t as clear cut as it once was.
But there is help out there, and one of the best resources is the four-times weekly Web television show called DadLabs.
Rather than have parenting tips spelt out in a condescending manner by someone who thinks they know it all, and you know nothing, DadLabs keeps it fun.
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Do you get sick of watching the same one-sided news over and over again on TV? Do you feel like you don’t have enough time in the day to sit around the TV and wait for the latest political news?
If this sounds like you then Veracifier is your solution. It is one of the most updated political channels on YouTube that provides daily blogs that present the news as it should be, without “pouring out opinions by the pound”.
For most of us, the writer’s strike is an annoyance. But for members of the Writer’s Guild of America, it’s a huge financial loss. Maybe you fully support the writers, or maybe you just miss your favorite shows.
Either way, you’re still going to want to check out the WGA’s YouTube channel. It’s tracked the progress of the strike since day 0.
Back in the old days before video sharing sites like YouTube popped up, people had to write down their New Year’s goals and thoughts. But that’s all over now.
If you want to share your goals or see some of your favorite celebrities’ thoughts about 2008, you should check out Samsung’s New Year’s Channel on YouTube.
Advertising companies are getting more creative these days, or at least lazier to say the least.
Take BlinkBox for example; a site in which a user is expected to not only generate the actual advertisement, but market it to their friends as well.
So why would the average Joe want to do such a thing? Well, because it’s actually kind of fun.
Here’s the latest PopCrunch Show, but served up in two different ways: a clean version and an uncensored version. Why are there two different versions? Well, it’s kind of hard to avoid being vulgar when you’re talking about our favorite thing in pop culture…
Celebrity Sex Tapes.
Have you ever wondered what it’d be like to step into the shoes of an indie filmmaker? Well, now you can by watching On Set, On Edge: an online reality mini-series about independent film making.
In On Set, On Edge Vanessa Parise, a struggling independent filmmaker, shows us her personal trials and tribulations of bringing her film, “Jack and Jill vs. The World” to life.
Miles Beckett and Greg Goodfried, two of the brains behind lonelygirl15, have started a new web drama titled “KateModern”. The show focuses on Kate: a 20-year-old art student with a dramatic life.
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In addition to their daily blogs, PopCrunch.com has started its own YouTube channel dedicated to their PopCrunch show. The show follows a similar style to other celebrity gossip shows, but does it better. Think of it as E! without rules.
Each episode focuses on the latest celebrity gossip and puts the usual PopCrunch spin on it: no holding back. So don’t be surprised to find out that the Latin Grammy winners were “Shakira’s ass and Enrique Iglesias’s mole”.
