alleyinsider.com — YouTube (GOOG), known for short clips of dogs on skateboards, cats on treadmills, is trying something new: Showing video that is much longer than its previous 10-minute limit. It's something of a test right now, limited to YouTube's "content partners", but it has potentially big implications. The company outlined the new policy in a memo emailed to
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shadow120Jun 19, 2008
VIMEO
Closed AccountJun 19, 2008
Educational content's been available in a high-quality, long-playing format for a while now.Sure it's no "Semi-Pro"... but there's a niche audience for everything now. Even college lectures.<a class="user" href="http://www.youtube.com/tcu">http://www.youtube.com/tcu</a><a class="user" href="http://www.youtube.com/ucberkeley">http://www.youtube.com/ucberkeley</a>And several others...
gpscenterJun 19, 2008
Yeah, I'm right there with ya! If something on there is too long, I'll just wonder into la la land.
Closed AccountJun 19, 2008
very WHAT???
Closed AccountJun 20, 2008
Hope some people know to keep their stuff short though. I take a few youtube breaks at work (people at work email me links all the damn time), but I can't watch it all damn day.
clickwirJun 29, 2008
Tired? *shrug*
setherexOct 20, 2008
I like to use Vimeo, they let you upload full episodes of stuff, full screen quality isnt crap, and regular screen quality is fantasticAND THERE arnt ads within the motherf**king videos!