Obama Gets Online Video

Well, we know it's important for businesses to be transparent online. This is one of the reasons often going to have his weekly democratic address recorded on video, and then uploaded online to be posted at Change.gov as well YouTube.

"This is just one of many ways that he will communicate directly with the American people and make the White House and the political process more transparent," spokeswoman Jen Psaki told the Post.

If this doesn't emphasize the impact of online video, I don't know what does. It's one thing for users to upload videos of Obama's speeches. It's another thing entirely for the Presidential administration to do so itself. Obama's use of the Internet on the campaign trail was been
Obama's YouTube channel currently has 136,583 subscribers. It has over 19 and a half million views. Not bad for a couple years. Just think about when he actually takes office.