US Senate, House launch YouTube channels
January 14, 2009
The US Senate and House of Representatives have launched YouTube channels following a presidential election in which the video-sharing website played an influential role. Both Democratic president-elect Barack Obama and his Republican rival John McCain made heavy use of YouTube during the presidential race, posting official campaign videos on the site and encouraging its use by supporters.
The US Senate and House of Representatives have launched YouTube channels following a presidential election in which the video-sharing website played an influential role.
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