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YouTube Review

by Danny Allen

- Our number-one favorite place to waste time on the Web, YouTube is the only service in our group that could possibly lay claim both to uncovering scandals and to posing quirky questions to Democratic presidential candidates.

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YouTube to Let Big Media Bring Its Own Ads Google is hoping to entice big media to put its content on YouTube with a plan that gives content owners a cut of advertising revenues.

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