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Can Obama bring tech respect to Washington?

Senior editor Sam Diaz talks about how President-elect Barack Obama will use technology when he becomes president. Diaz says, while Obama might have to give up his BlackBerry because of security issues, he has plans to broadcast his weekly address over YouTube and appoint the nation's first chief technology officer.

Tags: Diaz, Handhelds, Security, Hardware, Diaz Memo, Barack Obama, Sam Diaz, Blackberry, YouTube

Videos 2008-11-24

YouTube plays party politics

During the presidential campaigning four years ago, YouTube didn't even exist. Now it's a tool candidates must master to get their message across. CNET's Kara Tsuboi stops by the YouTube upload booths at the Democratic and Republican conventions to find out why Google's video site has such a big presence...

Tags: YouTube Inc., Corporate Communications, Productivity, Marketing, News, kara tsuboi, rnc, dnc, youtube, google, obama, mccain, presidents, elections

Videos 2008-09-05

Art with Flight Patterns

On a recent visit to the Gray Area Beacon, an art gallery in San Francisco, CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi caught up with visual artist Aaron Koblin. His "Flight Patterns" has become a worldwide phenomenon online.

Tags: News, kara tsuboi, aaron koblin, flight patterns, gray area beacon, digital art, new york, world, youtube, but no tags matched

Videos 2008-06-11

Who's behind 1938 Media?

CNET News.com Editor In Chief Dan Farber talks with Loren Feldman, the founder and president of 1938 Media. They discuss the creation of the video production company, which is gaining notoriety, in part because of Feldman's crazy "Shel Israel" puppet.

Tags: Notoriety, Media, Corporate Communications, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, News, dan farber, loren feldman, 1938 media, video, youtube, online media, shell israel

Videos 2008-05-29

'Google Me,' the movie

We've all googled our names, but how many of us have actually wanted to meet our "google twins" or "googlegangers"? That's the premise behind the new documentary film Google Me. CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi sits down filmmaker Jim Killeen and learns about the six other Jim Killeens he's met around...

Tags: News, google, movie, jim killeen, google me, kara tsuboi, youtube, film, hollywood

Videos 2008-04-23

What the bridge collapse videos tell us about YouTube's audience

Just a few minutes ago, I went to YouTube to gauge the view count of videos showing the tragic collapse of the I-35 bridge over the Mississippi River at Minneapolis yesterday.I was expecting to see one video broadly leading the pack.Instead, I found the most watched bridge collapse video -...

Tags: YouTube, Predictions and Observations

Blog posts 2007-08-02

Lonelygirl15 gets some "exclusive" MySpace company

The season finale of the hit web video series, Lonelygirl15, is to be available exclusively on MySpace. Lonelygirl15 already has an ad-revenue sharing deal with YouTube and Revver, so this is a major coup for the News Corp-owed social networking site. And in an interesting and innovative twist, the final...

Tags: YouTube, Video Sharing, Social Networks, MySpace, Bebo

Blog posts 2007-08-02

Why was YouTube video of iPhone SIM card hack removed?

Removed w/out explanation. Don't you hate it when that happens?Over the weekend, Pete Cashmore of Mashable.com picked up more than 550 diggs for a post featuring a YouTube video of a guy who successfully switched out the iPhone SIM card to make outgoing calls from his iPhone on the...

Tags: YouTube, Apple

Blog posts 2007-07-30

Enterprise YouTube coming to Google Apps

When I first read that, I was a bit shocked -- why would a company want to integrate with YouTube, especially since most are either considering or have already blocked the website from their network? After thinking a while, I came to the conclusion that there are several uses...

Tags: YouTube, Google Apps

Blog posts 2007-07-17

Come watch my Google Earth- YouTube mashup

I use Google Earth not so much for directions, but to zoom in on the places I've lived as well as where various loves, friends and family members have dwelled.Other times, I work with Google Earth to "fly" between origination points and destination points. Kind of...

Tags: YouTube, Google

Blog posts 2007-07-09

News to Know: AMD benchmarks, iPhone hacking, SAP's new day

NEWS TO KNOW on a slow news dayGeorge Ou: AMD posts blatantly deceptive benchmarks on BarcelonaJon Lech Johansen: iPhone Independence DayAdrian Kingsley-Hughes: Let your iPhone run wild and free … free of AT&T that isPhoto Gallery: Cracking open the iPhone...and putting it back together againGigaOm: Why AT&T should offer free...

Tags: YouTube, Web Technology, SAP, SaaS, Oracle, News to know, Microsoft, iPhone, Google, General, eBay, Craigslist, Apple, AMD

Blog posts 2007-07-04

Redux: Conan shows us AT LEAST seven OTHER uses for iPhone

Back in January, Conan O'Brien aired a funny segment entitled iPhone Commercial that wound up on YouTube. The two-minute, 6-second clip has been viewed more than 430,000 times since then.Given these times that we are in (as in little more than 24 hours and counting until iPhone goes on sale),...

Tags: YouTube

Blog posts 2007-06-28

YouTube on iPhone announced: no one should be surprised

Given the "enemy of my enemy is my friend" (think the "M" word) relationship of Apple and YouTube-owner Google, its not even the mildest of surprises that iPhone will be YouTube-compliant.Today's announcement of same refers to a new Apple-designed application on iPhone will wirelessly stream YouTube’s content to iPhone over Wi-Fi...

Tags: YouTube, Google, Apple

Blog posts 2007-06-20

YouTube launches in 9 countries

In an continued effort to broaden their exposure and give users more of a local experience, Google has launched YouTube in 9 countries today at their annual press conference in France. Speculation about this news started several weeks ago in the blogosphere after it was discovered that YouTube registered...

Tags: YouTube

Blog posts 2007-06-19

YouTube unveils mashup tools dubbed Remixer

Google's YouTube added a tool called Remixer that allows you to combine video, photos and music into a big mashup. YouTube posted the update and said the following:If you've ever uploaded from your cell phone, wished for an easy way to add titles and transitions, or just wanted to remix...

Tags: General, Google, Hollywood on Demand, Web Technology, YouTube

Blog posts 2007-06-18

Stream YouTube videos on your mobile phone

Haochi from Googlified has a scoop on the mobile version of YouTube -- it's finally ready to go, but be prepared to pay a fortune if you don't have an unlimited data plan through your provider. The first screen you see makes sure you are fully aware of that...

Tags: YouTube

Blog posts 2007-06-16

Google Video and YouTube updates

There are several separate stories about Google Video and YouTube floating around the blogosphere -- some new features, some "woops" moments and some integration news.Let's start with the new features. Google Video is now officially a "video search engine" according to Haochi. He shows us that when you...

Tags: Google Video, YouTube

Blog posts 2007-06-14

Prediction: Apple iPhone's 12th icon will NOT be YouTube. It will be...

If you haven't noticed or even if you have the iPhone mockup on the Apple site has only 11 feature icons.In this case, evidence of absence is no absence of evidence. It would be so unlike design-obsessed Apple to leave all that space there.Now Gizmodo thinks that 12th space...

Tags: YouTube, Predictions and Observations, Apple

Blog posts 2007-06-11

Google launches YouTube's money machine

YouTube has updated their embedded video player to include new features that I think make a lot of sense for Google. The one I find most interesting gives users quick, uninterrupted access to related videos -- this feature could be YouTube's much needed money maker.Why does a feature that...

Tags: YouTube, Google AdWords, Google

Blog posts 2007-06-07

EMI Music spins Google YouTube song and dance

Just as Internet Kings Chad Hurley and Eric Schmidt were on stage last week at the Wall Street Journal's All Things Digital conference spinning YouTube is still working on video copyright protection tools, so no need for multibillion dollar Viacom infringement claims, Hurley was also unleashing a we're copyright owners friends combo pitch in conjunction with...

Tags: YouTube, Video, Music, Google, Copyright

Blog posts 2007-06-03