The title is a parody of the response to youtube user's reponse to the monetization problems, by the way- the rest of the video is classic Jim Sterling snark about the whole scenario.
Untill, There is an YouTube Alternative this shit will continue
[QUOTE=theevilldeadII;51006149]Untill, There is an YouTube Alternative this shit will continue[/QUOTE]
The thing with this is that they would need a godly amount of servers to barely even compete with how much google have. That is a shitload of money to even barely compete
[QUOTE=Kite_shugo;51006159]The thing with this is that they would need a godly amount of servers to barely even compete with how much google have. That is a shitload of money to even barely compete[/QUOTE]
yea that's the only downside
[QUOTE=Kite_shugo;51006159]The thing with this is that they would need a godly amount of servers to barely even compete with how much google have. That is a shitload of money to even barely compete[/QUOTE]
It's not just that. Why do you think some new service could be better from a legal perspective? Google has tons of money to spend on lawyers and yet they tend not to fight, because even for them it would be a losing fight.
Also this is officially the last video of his I watch as he once again is fucking some toys on camera.
[QUOTE=thrawn2787;51006307]It's not just that. Why do you think some new service could be better from a legal perspective? Google has tons of money to spend on lawyers and yet they tend not to fight, because even for them it would be a losing fight.
Also this is officially the last video of his I watch as he once again is fucking some toys on camera.[/QUOTE]
This isn't about DMCA takedowns, it's about Google pulling monetization on videos for ToS violations. There's no legal battle to fight, it's just Google (presumably) bending over to advertisers just like they bend over to copyright holders with their expedited DMCA takedown process and other shit they aren't required to have by law, but do anyway.
OK it's a similar issue. Google could stand up to advertisers and then... Die.
This would be an issue for competitors too.
Their DMCA system is due to the scale they operate at. They cannot have a manual review process.
[QUOTE=thrawn2787;51007028]OK it's a similar issue. Google could stand up to advertisers and then... Die.
This would be an issue for competitors too.
Their DMCA system is due to the scale they operate at. They cannot have a manual review process.[/QUOTE]
Honestly I think Google is one of those companies that are so big they can't die. They're basically ingrained in modern society.
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