Youtube

[SouthernDee]

Would this be considered "small screen"? Anyways, does anyone watch youtube vlogs? If so, who do you watch? Why? I like several but some are Ellie and Jared channel and then Cullen and Katie channel. They are just fun, clean entertainment. My husband doesnt get it though, lol

 

[WannaWitness]

You might like The Vale Family, which are the vlogs of comedian Jack Vale and his family and friends. They visit some interesting places and do a lot of fun things together as a family. Jack is a Christian who is dedicated to his wife and five kids, and he and his wife raise their kids with values that are lacking in much of today's entertainment; you will see that as you watch.

Vale Family

I am familiar with Ellie and Jared, also. It was on the Vale vlogs that I heard about them, as they are friends of theirs.

As far as Youtube being considered "small screen", well, I see it this way: if theatrical movies are "big screen" and television is "small screen", then I guess you could call Youtube the small screen's "little cousin", with a computer screen on which the programming is viewed is smaller than the average TV screen (and smart phones are smaller yet). So technically, I would think that Youtube could be considered "small screen" as a means to get entertainment, news, and info (in my opinion, anyway).

 

[madluvofficial]

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[DennisTate]

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Very well done....
I watched it twice and began a topic with a link to it here:

Why Would Any Woman Be A Christian? Answering Atheists

 

[creslaw]

As far as Youtube being considered "small screen", well, I see it this way: if theatrical movies are "big screen" and television is "small screen", then I guess you could call Youtube the small screen's "little cousin", with a computer screen on which the programming is viewed is smaller than the average TV screen (and smart phones are smaller yet). So technically, I would think that Youtube could be considered "small screen" as a means to get entertainment, news, and info (in my opinion, anyway).

Possibly you know this already, but a pc can be easily connected to a tv screen by one cable ... my pc is in a different room so I just bought an extra long HDMI cable. Of course those who have a "smart tv" don't need a cable.

 

[WannaWitness]

Possibly you know this already, but a pc can be easily connected to a tv screen by one cable ... my pc is in a different room so I just bought an extra long HDMI cable. Of course those who have a "smart tv" don't need a cable.

Thanks for the info.