YouTube EDU has been around for a year. If you haven't checked it out, you should. It now features over 65,000 academic videos and 350 full courses from universities like Stanford, Yale, and MIT. Here is the Education Channel on YouTube EDU.
Open Culture blog offers compilation of "intelligent" YouTube channels. Great way to explore what YouTube has to offer for your own edification or your students'. Monty Python all in one place is quite handy, after all.
On a related note, C-Span has made its entire video library available. All 23 years--160,000 hours. Maybe not as entertaining as YouTube, but certainly both current and historical. The archive is searchable and free. Includes Book TV broadcasts. I did pretty well on this quiz; how about you?
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