When techies meet with legislators, it’s always more about educating legislators than resolving legislation. That’s what YouTube’s Chad Hurley and HDNet’s Mark Cuban ended up doing at Congress Thursday, with Chad stressing that YouTube helps CBS and Mark stressing the need for net neutrality.
Mark, sourgraper that he is, accused YouTube of “hiding” behind the DMCA. Gee, I didn’t know actually abiding by the law was a bad thing, Mark. Loser.
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1 opinion for YouTube, HDNet Meet with Congress
Inside Online Video
May 14, 2007 at 9:13 am
[…] appearing before Congress, YouTube CEO Chad Hurley gives an interview to Rep. Ed Markey, Chairman of the Subcommittee on […]
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