Organizing Videos

As you start uploading videos to YouTube to reside among the millions of hours of footage the site already contains, you'll want to keep your videos organized. Organizing your videos and updating your personal information on YouTube makes it easier for other YouTubers to find you on the site. Whether that's a good thing or not comes down to perspective.

Perfect for clutter control. Learn this helpful and clever way to reduce clutter in your home by hanging your quilts. Marilyn's Lights On Organizing Web Show Author: marilynbohn

Perfect for clutter control. Learn this helpful and clever way to reduce clutter in your home by hanging your quilts. Marilyn's Lights On Organizing Web Show

Help put the final ad on the air: http://my.barackobama.com/winningvideo After nearly 1,000 submissions, 20 amazing finalists, and more than 3 million views, Organizing for America supporters and a panel of experts have picked the winner of the OFA Health Reform Video Challenge.

Working in collaboration, La Colectiva de Mujeres of La Raza Centro Legal, the Labor Occupational Health Program of UC Berkeley and Underground Advertising created a month-long social media campaign in the city of San Francisco. It is designed to improve working conditions for domestic workers and transform the perception of domestic work from undervalued women s work to a respectable and important component of the economy. The campaign s theme, Communicating our Strengths and our Hopes, ( Comunicando poder y esperanza ) emphasizes the campaigns goals of getting employers to think about a few steps they can take to help support solid, dignified jobs for the women.

What could be more rewarding than returning a local river or stream to its pristine, trash-free state? Here's how to put together a cleanup team in your area. Author: CreateTheGood

When you have lots of media getting it all organized can sometimes be a problem, but not with Winamp Media PLayer. It gives you a variety of ways to sort, organize, and categorize your media so you can find what you're looking for.

Clay Shirky, professor in New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program, is at the forefront of thought and discussion on the future of the Internet and communication technology. From the "Twitter revolution" in Iran and GitHub's collaborative coding process to the death of newspapers and the rise of the Pirate Party in Europe, Shirky has traced the way new and social media have changed the way the world works. His book Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations and his subsequent work have focused on the way people can organize online for real-world effects without the need for more traditional institutions. Shirky spoke with GRITtv about the way everyday citizens can use the same technology that brings us videos of a kitten on a treadmill to achieve results that strengthen and spread democracy and engagement around the world.