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May 11, 2007

Congressional Future of Video Hearing: YouTube & Copyright Highlights

it's no surprise that a recurrent theme of yesterday's House Telecom and Internet Subcommittee "Future of Video" Hearing was copyright.  In the Q&A session it was brought up by three different Subcommittee members. In this video YouTube's Chad Hurley and HDnet's Mark Cuban field questions from Reps Upton (R), Shimkus (R), and Stupak (D).  These are three separate sets of questions edited together. (Footage provided by C-SPAN).

Posted by The 463: Inside Tech Policy at 01:26 PM in Online Video Policy |

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