A Temecula, California local news station may be among the first to put various news segments up on YouTube. And it's doing so in a very smart way. KZSW uploads popular video segments to YouTube because it's cheaper than burning the stories to DVD for the viewers who call and request a copy. The station also encourages viewers to subscribe and receive notices whenever KZSW has uploaded new content to the video site.segments-related stories
Small town TV station spreads to YouTube
A Temecula, California local news station may be among the first to put various news segments up on YouTube. And it's doing so in a very smart way. KZSW uploads popular video segments to YouTube because it's cheaper than burning the stories to DVD for the viewers who call and request a copy. The station also encourages viewers to subscribe and receive notices whenever KZSW has uploaded new content to the video site.Continue reading Small town TV station spreads to YouTube
Cancel everything and watch Sesame Street the rest of the day
I know a lot of people praise YouTube, but it's well-deserved praise. The site
has become a depository for just about any old clip from any show, commercial, or video you can think
of. In fact, there's a huge amount of Sesame Street clips on there, and one person has taken it upon
themselves to provide links to
almost one hundred classic and not-so-classic clips from the show. I'd like to say I was the one with that kind of
time on my hands, but I wasn't. I mean, I have that much time on my hands, I'm just too lazy to actually compile all
those videos. The clips include some favorites of mine, such as the Alligator King, Ladybug Picnic, Mahna Mahna, and Kermit's "News Flash"
segments, which I always thought were some of the funniest segments
on Sesame Street. No Muppet plays the straight man better than Kermit. Well, maybe Bert. Anyway, enjoy them
all.
[via Waxy]
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