In viewership terms, Google-owned YouTube is now competitive with TV networks. But with new media comes new questions, like how will Google define the separation between editorial and ad content? Political analystPeter Leyden says the answer is being determined as the campaign itself unfolds.
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Any discussion of YouTube and politics should discuss the Ron Paul phenomenon. Really enjoyable piece.
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