But Rasheed, a father of three, says it's a risk worth taking. He's convinced of video's power to show truth and of the Internet's ability to disseminate images widely. And he became part of the vanguard that fueled an explosion of Internet video in 2006, evidenced by the millions of broadband computer users who shared, watched, and commented on independently produced video clips posted on sites such as Google's (GOOG<http://host.businessweek.com/businessweek/Corporate_Snapshot.html?Symbol=GOOG>) YouTube, Metacafe, Revver, and blip.tv. "I think we saw a tipping point in online video this year, and I think that tipping point is going to continue through 2007," says blip.tv Chief Executive Officer Mike Hudack.
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