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Some signs of how President-elect Barack Obama will use his massive Internet following are starting to surface. The President's weekly radio address, a staple of American politics since the Franklin Roosevelt administration, will be posted to YouTube, starting this week with the Democratic address (the party not in power has also traditionally broadcast a weekly radio soundbite). The videos will also be posted to Change.gov, the President-elect's transition site that launched last week.
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