Obama to use YouTube for weekly address
710,526 views for first broadcast already
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17 November 2008 16:24 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Tech-savvy President-Elect Barack Obama is to use YouTube as one platform to broadcast his "weekly address" to the American people, starting this week.
Obama used the video-sharing site as a tool during his election campaign, in addition to launching an iPhone application.
Here in the UK, prime minister Gordon Brown offers an "Ask the PM" YouTube forum, while the Queen has her own channel and broadcast her Christmas Day speech on the Google-owned site last year.
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