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CLICvlog Needs You

Posted by CrazyDistortion from Rhondda Cynon Taff - Published on 30/04/2012 at 11:17
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Yn Gymraeg

This May, I shall be handing in my assignment, which is to study a field of my choice. At first, I wanted to study Murrayfield, but they didn't like the idea.

Then, I decided to create a project called CLICvlog. You might have heard about it, but if not, it is a weekly video blog that aims to share news and information that could effect young people in Wales (and in extension, everywhere).

The ideal was to get different young people in each vlog to either talk about what interests them or to talk about things that they believe other young people in Wales should know. Like SOPA or Red-Button, to name a few vlogs that we've already uploaded.

We are currently on our fourteenth CLICvlog, with the fifteenth technically being the last vlog before the hand in date of May 9th.

And, if you have a case of mild memory loss, I shall repeat myself here - CLICvlog needs you.

What does it need? Love, basically.

Now, I'm not asking you to take each and every CLICvlog posted on YouTube and CLICplay to dinner and walk it home before giving it an awkward kiss on the cheek before running home and crying yourself to sleep while listening to Seal records. No, that would be unfair on you.

No, what I ask is that, if you could spare ten minutes of your time, is to view the vlogs on YouTube and/or CLICvlog. That's it. If you want to comment, like (or dislike) or rate the videos, that is up to you. All I ask is if you can watch them.

Why do I ask this of you? Well, to put it simply, I'd love to get the views right up. Why? Well, to show the lovely lecturers that young people in Wales like this sort of content. Come on, a video in the hundreds is more impressive than a video scraping into double digits.

The vlogs, which are unfortunately all in English only (I'd love to do a few in Welsh) have their home on YouTube on the channel called CLICvlogger, and they appear on my own personal channel on CLICplay.

If you could just watch each vlog, I would be as grateful as an Apple fanboy when a new iPhone is released. Also, if you like the vlogs, feel free to subscribe on YouTube. Maybe we could double the amount of subscribers on YouTube? Maybe not.

And, if you'd like to take part in any future CLICvlog, please don't hesitate to either comment below or email me on CLICvlog@gmail.com. Even though the due date of the assignment is fast appoaching, I'm hoping to keep doing these and handing control over to someone far more intelligent and good looking than I.

Hope you like them, and wish me luck for the assignment, eh?

CLICvlog on YouTube

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