How much is your privacy worth? We may not think about it most of the time, but while YouTube is free to watch, it’s not cost-free to deliver, and the price we’re paying is in personal information.
Now, CNet reports that as a result of privacy complaints the White House has stopped using YouTube’s video player for the President’s Weekly Addresses. Interestingly, it is also now available on Vimeo in HD:
2/28/09: Your Weekly Address from White House on Vimeo.
The fact that the Obama administration would rather spend taxpayer money than allow YouTube to deliver the video for free to a potentially far larger audience on the YouTube portal should stand as a reminder that while services like YouTube may seem free, we pay a hidden cost every time we allow ourselves to be tracked online.
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