Davos opens doors to YouTubers
Jan. 23 - Usually a closed-door, invitation only event for the world's power brokers, the World Economic Forum is getting visits from regular folk via YouTube.
For years, the World Economic Forum in Davos has been dogged by a view that it's an elitist jamboree divorced from the real world. But with the help of internet giant YouTube, that perception may get a major makeover this week.
Reuters reporter Darcy Lambton has more.
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