March 1, 2009
White House quietly adds Vimeo for video

“In many ways, Vimeo’s ethical hipster editorial philosophy makes it a more natural fit than YouTube for a buttoned-up government Web site looking to offer video to the masses while minimizing risks that consumers will be referred to offensive material developed by other users of a video sharing service.”

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    I guess there’s hope
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    This is very much true. Especially since...getting uglier and uglier while Vimeo does the...
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    The Washington Post’s Garance Franke-Ruta covers...White House’s quiet switch
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