Even the Vatican is Jumping On Board Web 2.0. Hello Pope-Tube!
By Wendy Maynard on January 23rd, 2009
Still think Web 2.0 isn’t important for your business?
The Vatican doesn’t agree.
From ABC News
The Vatican reached out to the digital generation today with the launch of a dedicated YouTube channel. The site will post video clips of Pope Benedict XVI’s daily activities on the Web site in an effort to lure a younger audience.
The videos will include clips of papal audiences, the pope’s meeting with important world leaders and ceremonies in the Vatican that television crews normally cover daily. All the clips will be available with audio and text in four languages — English, Italian, German and Spanish. Today’s debut selection is made of 12 clips from the pope’s activities in the past few weeks.
Wendy Maynard
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Hi Wendy, Thanks for the news from the Vatican. The Pope has become a technocrat…hmm. When can Catholics begin offering confessions online?
Short, sweet, to the point, FREEexactly as inforatmoin should be!
Oh – now that is hilarious! That really would be the epitome of religious technology, wouldn’t it?
Have you seen http://www.GodTube.com yet?