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Every day the web becomes a more powerful social network. Iraqi assassinations were posted on the Internet in their entirety. Viral videos helped to cause the demise of former senator George Allen and comedian Michael Richards. It also was the source of coming out parties for both Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama. Just as TV was the turning point in the race for President during the debates between John Kennedy and Richard Nixon in 1960, we consider the possibilities that those of you interested in the politics of our U. of S. will be turning more to the likes of YouTube than the boob tube for next year’s big race. After viewing last night’s “The Agenda” on tvo.org with Steve Paikin, we see that we aren’t the only ones.

 

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In the latest episode of The ScobleShow, we got our first look at DAVE from Seagate. DAVE stands for “digital audio-video experience” and is a tiny 10 or 20 GB hard drive. Tiny as in 3.5 x 4.7 x .47-inches. The best part, though, is that this thing gives you the ability to share content by way of the built-in Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. So you can browse the devices with a cell phone, transfer content to other Bluetooth devices or DAVEs, and it has 10 hours of battery life. Expect it to retail for about $200 USD in May or June. For the full scoop, check the video above.

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Gallery: Seagate DAVE: Digital Audio-Video Experience Wireless Hard Drive


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YouTube logoCo-founder of YouTube Chad Hurley has announced that the company has finally decided to share it’s revenue with users, after many of them jumped ship to such sites as Revver and MetaCafe, which pay according to hits and popularity. Hurley, who sold YouTube to Google last year, made the announcement at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland this past Saturday. No timeline of payment launching or amount was mentioned, but we think that it’s about time that creative types such as ourselves were paid for our efforts.

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Gallery: YouTube to Share the Wealth with Subscribers


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