YouTube Exec Testifies, Shows Odd Video
May 10, 2007
| 10:51 AM
Internet visionary Chad Hurley, who co-founded video-sharing site YouTube, seemed nervous as he testified before the House Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet on Thursday. "Hopefully I won't mess this up because if I do, it could end up on YouTube," he joked.
He began with a video he said Chairman Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass., would enjoy -- a political attack ad by preschooler Jimmy Jones.
For a second, I thought he might show Sen. Ted Stevens' now-infamous "series of tubes" remark. Here's a techno remix of the Alaska Republican's statement made last year in the thick of the network neutrality debate.
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