Roll Tape: Your Video Questions For The Candidate Mashup

While Charlie Rose may be interviewing the candidates in our Mashup on September 12, readers like you will be feeding him the tough questions that need to be asked.

The Huffington Post and our Mashup partners at Slate and Yahoo have already received many thoughtful questions in video format from engaged voters who want to speak directly to the candidates. Below you can find examples of the great video questions we've already received. But it's not too late to send us your video - just email us the file (QuickTime format preferred) or a link (hosted on your favorite video-sharing site) at [e-mail].

The Genocide Intervention Network asks...


Genocide in Darfur from HuffPost and Vimeo.

Meerkat Media's Elliott Liu from Michigan asks...

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Nate from the Roosevelt Institution in Washington, DC asks...


Education (Vocational Education) from HuffPost and Vimeo.

Katrina from Living Liberally in New York asks...


Iraq from HuffPost and Vimeo.

Stella and John Badalment ask...


Education (General) from HuffPost and Vimeo.

For more information on HuffPost's Candidate Mashup, visit the Candidate Mashup page.

Comments

[Spaghetti Weevil]

My Question is for Hillary Clinton:

Your husband signed the Telecommunications Act of 1996 into law, triggering an avalanche of media consolidation in this country. The Act was claimed to foster competition, but instead it led to unprecedented reductions in the numbers of broadcast station owners and, by implication, a similar reduction in the variety, quantity and quality of information available to the viewing and listening public.

(The number of major media companies has been reduced from around 80 in 1986, to approximately 6 at last count).

Even in this age of the internet, statistics show that 80% of the voters in this country use television as their major source of information.

I would like to know if you see this reduction in the number and variety if station owners as a danger to our Democracy, and if so, how you intend to increase the diversity of station ownership and insure that the public's interest is served instead of the interests of giant media conglomerates? Since we now have the benefit of hindsight, would you advocate rolling back some of the provisions that your husband signed into law in 1996?

[Purple Girl]

Not able to make a video- but

What will you do to give Democracy and real control over gov't to the American people.And remove the undue influences of Corporations and Religious Right, that are reponsibile for the financial and moral blocades to a True DEMOCRACY ?
We are ready to be the real promised land of freedom and peace.