YouTube vs Free Speech (Mirror)

[jav90xw]

How do you mirror videos?

[themanofearth]

Well their are two ways. 1) You can go to Google and find a site that allows you to download videos from YouTube (and their are a bunch of them) and repost it (this is a violation of the terms of service of YouTube as I came to discover recently but if no one calls you on it and you don't tell, eh) or, 2) You can contact the person and ask them to send you a file containing the video and post it.

[216trixie]

Tfoot was right in the beginning. Youtube is a private company offering a free service. They don't owe us anything. Monopoly?...What is Youtube just decided not to exist?..Would tfoot require a law to keep them in business.....Just because they exist, doesn't give others the right to dictate their practices and policies....Tfoot acts like, if candidates didn't advertise on youtube they'd have NOwhere else to go...So what if they didn't?...So much socialist thinking.

[themanofearth]

"Tfoot acts like, if candidates didn't advertise on youtube they'd have NOwhere else to go...So what if they didn't?"

And that's addressed in the video. YouTube is large enough now that it'd be insane to think that web video advertising anywhere else would be half as effective. You wouldn't consider that a problem?

What's socialist about what he's saying? Would you prefer corporatist?

[themanofearth]

Corporatist could be a bit of a problem. If YouTube were to choose to promote one candidate over another the same as they've rewritten their program to omit certain things that wouldn't bother you?

[216trixie]

Beeta channels?

[themanofearth]

Beta... It's the accent. :-P

[lordraidis]

THUNDERFOOT TO THE RESCUE! wute!