Sarah Lai Stirland of Wired reports on a viral video quickly making the rounds, titled, "The Shocking Video Hillary Does NOT Want You To See!"

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Here's an excerpt from Stirland's piece:

Hillary Rodham Clinton is the latest to feel the sting from a small but growing demographic that could have an outsized impact on the presidential race: people who've had bad experiences with a candidate, and who know how to use YouTube.

At issue is a 13-minute preview video co-produced by Peter Paul, a convicted felon and one-time donor to Clinton's 2000 Senate campaign, who's now turned against Clinton in her presidential run.

Titled The Shocking Video Hillary Does NOT Want You To See!, the video has been viewed on YouTube almost 177,000 times. On Google Video, where it first appeared, it's scored nearly 863,000 hits since it went online mid-July. On Thursday, it was the most viewed clip on the site, boasting 73,000 views, as well as the most e-mailed. The video was one of the most popular items on the news-recommendation site Digg last week, generating more than 4,000 "diggs," and putting it just behind the news that Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert plans to run for president, sort of.

Paul calls all this the "truth-boating" of Clinton's campaign, alluding to the notorious 2004 advertising campaign against Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry by the self-named Swift Boat Veterans for Truth "soft money" committee.

"It's a viral example of a story hidden by the media since I started whistle-blowing in 2001," says Paul in an interview. "It's up to the people on the internet to break the media embargo ... on the evidence that the people are entitled to have."

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