The New Yorker's Quiet YouTube Migration
Over at Folio, former FBNYer (and current contributing ed) Dylan Stableford notes that the New Yorker has quietly established a YouTube presence:
There are currently 25 videos uploaded to the New Yorker‘s YouTube account—content ranging from New Orleans’ jazz parades to an odd high school graduation—used mainly to accompany blog posts by the magazine’s New Orleans correspondent Dan Baum. Nearly all of the clips are original… and nearly no one is watching. One exception: a video that accompanies Jane Mayer‘s magazine piece about the torture scenes on the Fox hit series 24.
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