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The Daily Tube review
The YouTube folks posed a video question to its politically active users in mid-December to create their own responses to world economic and political leaders attending the worldwide economic conference, Davos, about how the world could be made a better place in 2008. Naturally, plenty of their responses cover 'global warming,' 'HIV,' and 'world hunger.' The top-rated video responses to the "Davos Question" will be directly responded to on YouTube. So what are you waiting for? This is your chance to be heard! (by Austin Keenan) Running Time: 1:25This great video appears on
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The Davos Answer: Dispell ComplacencyYoutube user "Kanosae" (his real name is Nicholas), took time in between sessions of World of...
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Kissinger Responds to Davos QuestionFormer President Richard Nixon's right hand man, Henry Kissinger, posted his garbled and loosely-...
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"Can YouTube improve politics?"In a word: yes. But if you view politics as boring, dirty or otherwise unrelatable, YouTube's News...
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