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Saying No to the $100 Million Bribe from Google

ByNalts

I wish I had more than a few dozen hours of video content. Maybe I’d get a sweet little offer from Google like the networks are getting. Courtesy of the ReelPopBlog.com, here’s a Business Week article about Google’s efforts to keep networks and programmers from suing YouTube/Google. Here’s the funny thing. It’s the end of…

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Cable vs. Online Video

ByNalts

Very interesting article in today’s Wall Street Journal that explores the battle between television, video sites, cable and even consumer-electronic companies. I hope writer Ellen Sheng doesn’t mind that I’ve included the article in its entirety (click “more” below). First let me net out some “what’s this mean to us” points, then I’ll give you…

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Make Your YouTube Videos Look Better – Through Compression

ByNalts

I’ve written many times about compressing videos for YouTube, but it continues to be the most-frequently asked question. Many of the previous articles on this subject assume you can’t upload more than 100 MB files, but YouTube now permits files to be 1 GB (1000 MB). If you’re still uploading 10 MB files (as I…

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Live Help on YouTube: Customer Support and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

ByNalts

YouTube is now offering live technical support via NALTS: North American Live Tube Support. It’s a volunteer-based system where you can get help with common YouTube problems such as file upload requirements, registration problems, account suspension problems, and other frequently asked YouTube questions. To demo the live support feature, see Help: Live YouTube Technical Support….

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3 Things YouTube Needs ASAP

ByNalts

Today we have a guest contributor to the WillVideoForFood.com Blog the infamous Zack Scott. Noted for his dead pan humor, eclectic video work on YouTube and his love and concern for the common man. Take it away Zack! ‘My Dearest Kevin, Here is an article for your stupid website…’ 3 Things YouTube Needs ASAP Hey,…

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Viacom’s Top-Ten Rejected Claims on Google

ByNalts

Viacom Knows What You Did Last Summer. Holy shit. According to this Wired article, a judge ruled yesterday (Wednesday, July 2, 2008) that Google will have to turn over every record of every video watched by YouTube users, including users’ names and IP addresses, to Viacom. The order also requires Google to turn over copies…

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  8. yw Nalts, you should change your name to Mr N or a symbol or something,like prince did! 😉

  9. Is this nalts’ video & wine review blog? 😉 sorry about my previous drunken rants! i loved your your “subscriber appreciation” video! its my favorite nalts video…..um i mean its my favorite youtube video. I left a link to a video i just filmed of an 18 wheeler blocking a state highway,here in texas. I missed the idiot who rear ended me at a stop sign,during a thunderstorm,while he was on the cell phone! i need one of those police dash cams(front and rear),and a camera mounted on my forehead,so i dont miss any of the idiots in action! Nalts,at least youre just acting like an idiot in your videos….. you are acting right?

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