By Tom Collins
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Yesterday, Federal Computer Week blog reported the GSA has reached an agreements with Flickr, YouTube, Vimeo and blip.tv that "make it possible for federal agencies to use new-media tools while meeting their legal requirements."
Hello? Maybe the GSA missed it, but as of this writing 1,124,225 people had viewed the first of President Obama's weekly YouTube addresses on The White House YouTube Channel, which began just a couple of days after the inauguration in January:
Okay, so some folks at GSA probably knew about it.
But what's up with them entering into agreements now that supposedly authorize agencies to "immediately begin using new-media tools that let people post, share, and comment on videos and photos on the Web." The assumption seems to be that the terms of service agreements that nobody reads somehow violated some government rules somewhere.
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