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Watch it on YouTube! Writes National Post’s Kelly McPharland: “As the Keynesian revival sweeps the policy establishment, here’s a fine antidote. It’s a video on the Keynesian myths behind the global push to crank up government spending and the size of government to stimulate the economy. In less than 8 minutes, Dan Mitchell, a Senior [...]

Several weeks ago, I spoke with GWU law professor Jeffrey Rosen about my curious experiences with YouTube’s mystery censors. Longtime readers will remember the battle over “First, They Came.” For the past two years, my attempts to re-upload the little video about the Mohammed Cartoons and violent jihad were blocked. Other users were able to [...]

Double standards.

Takedown.

Foiling Chinese Net Nanny.

AllahTube. (Photoshop credit – Jawas)

Scrappleface fights jihad on YouTube with caption sabotage:

Don’t try to escape.

How does your garden grow?

CAIR brags: They taught her well: (Hat tip – American Infidels)

Giggle.

Time to defoliate.

Horticulture journalism.

Retired gay activist/Hillary supporter/Kerry supporter Keith Kerr = CNN potted plant.

Update: A drinkblogging challenge!

The CNN/YouTube debate.

“I’d like to invite Joe Biden to come to Clio.”

Update 8:00pm Eastern: Who’s in? Rick Moran surveys the GOP field. Bryan Preston has a new Hot Air vid urging Republicans not to run from the scheduled Sept. 17 YouTube/CNN debate. Click to watch: I know. The CNN/YouTube Democrat debate was a circus. I said so. But Republicans shouldn’t sit out their turn. And conservatives [...]

Universal Music Group is at it again: Another heavy-handed crackdown on a YouTube user.

Melting.

What is fair use?

The Hot Air video report on Akon that Universal Music Group didn’t want you to see is now back up on YouTube. That’s right. The music giant and the video-sharing site (who happen to be “strategic partners“) have backed down: We originally posted the Hot Air report to YouTube on May 2. On May 3, [...]

Gone. This morning, I linked to the YouTube version of our Hot Air show exposing hip-hop misogynist Akon. The YouTube version is no longer available. This is the message you will now see: “This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Universal Music Group.” We believe our commentary and criticism of [...]

You’ve already seen the stories about the Obama-linked video consultant who was unmasked as the creator the anti-Hillary Big Sister ad. Here’s his confessional at HuffPo, “I made the ‘Vote Different’ Ad:” Let me be clear: I am a proud Democrat, and I always have been. I support Senator Obama. I hope he wins the [...]

Well, this is an interesting twist. YouTube, known in these parts for banning those who insult Islam, is now being banned for carrying videos that insult Turkey: A court in Turkey on Wednesday ordered blockage of all access to YouTube, the popular video-sharing Web site, over a video deemed insulting to Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the [...]

The Jerusalem Post follows up: Over the past few weeks, those who track the use of media by terror groups have noted a strong trend among Iraqi insurgents to distribute their propaganda movies and violence footage not through fringe, hard-to-find websites, but by uploading them directly to popular video sharing sites such as YouTube. Many [...]

Please correct the record on our yanked anti-jihad videos. They were not “removed by the user.” They were removed by you. Discussion at Hot Air. *** Previous: Dhimmitude at YouTube, again YouTube: Time’s invention of the year YouTube and the cyberjihad Google plus YouTube equals… YouTube’s slippery slope Fighting jihad at YouTube Banned on YouTube [...]

There’s a new member of the Banned By YouTube club. He’s Nick Gisburne, an atheist who posts videos criticizing religion. He had no trouble uploading anti-Christian monologues to YouTube. But when he criticized Islam by quoting the Koran? YouTube account deleted. (You can seen the banned video at his site.) Here’s Gisburne’s latest video (not [...]

Like I said earlier today, information wants to be free. And freedom is something Iran is just not going to tolerate. Via The Guardian (hat tip: Greg Tinti): Iran yesterday shut down access to some of the world’s most popular websites. Users were unable to open popular sites including Amazon.com and YouTube following instructions to [...]