D Digitonomy Guest Jan 23, 2009 #1 Pope Benedict XVI is set to have his own dedicated channel on the popular video sharing website, YouTube. Click to expand... Video and audio footage of his speeches as well as news of the Holy See will be posted on the site, the Vatican says. Source Click to expand... Why the delay? Perhaps it has something to do with But there is a debate within the Catholic Church about the value of the internet as a missionary tool, our correspondent says. Click to expand... In typical BBC fashion they gloss over an important detail that could have made this an insightful story, instead of a repackaged press release.
Pope Benedict XVI is set to have his own dedicated channel on the popular video sharing website, YouTube. Click to expand... Video and audio footage of his speeches as well as news of the Holy See will be posted on the site, the Vatican says. Source Click to expand... Why the delay? Perhaps it has something to do with But there is a debate within the Catholic Church about the value of the internet as a missionary tool, our correspondent says. Click to expand... In typical BBC fashion they gloss over an important detail that could have made this an insightful story, instead of a repackaged press release.
