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Dec 23, 2007

Baseball player Roger Clemens was accused of using steroids in the Mitchell Report, which was released a few weeks ago. Since the report came out, Clemens has been silent, letting his lawyer do his talking for him.

In a sign of the times, today Clemens spoke about the allegations for the first time in a video posted to his website and to YouTube. Interestingly, the YouTube account he posted from was created a few days ago. Another example of how the web allows folks to talk directly to the people without the filter of the media.

The video statement is embedded below.

http://www.impactwatch.com/2008/monitoring-mitchell-report-coverage-using-impactwatch/ ImpactWatch Blog » Blog Archive » Monitoring Mitchell Report Coverage Using ImpactWatch

[...] December 23rd Clemens posted a video denial on his website and YouTube which was picked up in the media 524 [...]

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Roger Clemens Denies Steroid Allegations on YouTube

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