I've heard about Congress going on youtube and didn't think much of it, but when Louis Black on the Daily Show did this mashup comparing the generational ability gap when it comes to video editing, I had to share it.

He also demonstrates something not many corporate decision makers understand about 'playing' with YouTube and other 'free' social networking Web 2.0 toys: that you don't always control the commentary surrounding your content contributions. (At the end of the clip he points out that a congressman's video had a comment proclaiming his looking like the manager of an *hole store. What's your brand-trashing nightmare and how can you control something you don't control?)