By John Bicknell, CQ Staff
Senate Homeland Security Chairman Joseph I. Lieberman is claiming victory in his effort to persuade Google to crack down on violent Islamist videos posted on YouTube.
The Connecticut independent senator said in a statement Thursday that new YouTube guidelines bar videos that incite people to violence.
Where is the best place on the Web to post a series of instructive videos for state officials about Internet security? On YouTube, of course.
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers did exactly that earlier this year. Just one problem: Iowa technology leader John Gillispie, the association's president, couldn't watch the videos. State employees in the offices where he works are blocked from accessing YouTube on their work computers; it is classified as an "entertainment" Web site.
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