andrel wrote:
> it is time for youtube to do the same. Until they do, we have to treat 
> anything there as illegal uploads.

Actually, thinking on it, there are an awful lot of places that use youtube 
to serve their own content to the public, like
http://www.rhfleet.org/site/imax/animalopolis.cfm
does. So it's really far from clear how much of the commercial content is 
actually illegal. It wouldn't surprise me to learn many of the rock videos 
are actually uploaded by the artists to be linked from their own sites.

(That's an amusing video there, too.)

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