My co-workers watch YouTube videos all day long. Mostly about politics.

I’ve heard a lot of buzz about the recent interview that Sarah Palin had with Katie Couric on the CBS Evening news on September 24th. People especially love a Saturday Night Live opening skit with Tina Fey impersonating Palin. I didn’t think it was so great but I don’t follow politics closely. I had trouble digging up the Palin-Couric interview on CBS but I have them embedded below if you want to watch the interview. Watch for yourself.

These are the “official” Sarah Palin Katie Couric interview videos from CBS news and the Tina Fey-Amy Poehler satire from Hulu. These are not YouTube edits.

Palin-Couric Interview Part I (CBS News)

Palin-Couric Interview Part II (CBS News)

Palin-Couric Interview SNL skit (Hulu)

YouTube video of the Star Wars Imperial March played on a 3.5 inch floppy disk. It sounds damn cool.

I saw this originally in an Ad Age article that I mention in a previous post

Honda made an ad campaign where they paved speed strips into a road such that the driver will hear the William Tell Overture while driving a Honda Civic at 35 MPH.

Advertising Age has an article that has a video clip of a Honda driving over the road, comparing it to a 3.5” floppy disk drive playing the Star Wars Imperial March and a series of old computer equipment playing a Radiohead cover.

Honda Civic William Tell Overture and Star Wars Imperial March on a floppy disk

An alternate clip with better pitch: