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YouTube has voluntarily started removing the Warner Music Group catalog, stemming from a license contract re-negotiation dispute with the partner. Content is beginning to come off of the site, but taking down a major catalog has proven to be a time consuming process; many videos are still available as of this post. Allegedly, Warner Music Group decided to change the terms in the middle of negotiations that were nearly completed. As a result, Google stated they have voluntarily begun the content removal. Warner Music Group stated that because of inadequate compensation, the content will have to be removed. Who really made the decision is still up for debate.

Music videos are very popular on YouTube – they are the highest viewed content on the site. The problem for Google is they are required to pay for the content each time someone views it, regardless if that content is generating revenue or not. The license Warner granted to YouTube was made in 2006, before Google’s acquisition of the popular site. One could speculate that the monetary terms of the contract were not what Warner had in mind. One could also speculate that if Google is losing money over the content, it’s highly doubtful that they would be willing to offer MORE money to continue their agreement. After all, why throw your hard earned money into the fireplace?

Will Warner’s content return? That remains to be seen. Important to note is all four of YouTube’s music label contracts – Warner Music Group, Sony BMG, EMI and Universal Music Group – are all about to expire in March 2009. Google is currently in negotiations with all of them, and because of the implications they will have on the 2nd largest search engine on the Internet, this is something to pay close attention to. If any of these contracts fail, not only will it have a major affect on what is currently viewed, it will also affect how user-created content will be available as well. No more mom-and-baby dancing to popular songs. No more lip-sync with the hairbrush in the bathroom mirror. Similar to the removal of Project Playlist from MySpace and the blocking of all its widgets, YouTube will start blocking your videos if they contain any copyright-protected music. This is said to begin immediately with anything belonging to Warner Music Group.

What type of videos do YOU watch on YouTube? Certainly you watch my videos made through live.pirillo.com, but are you a music video connoisseur as well? What kind of an impact do you think this will make to the YouTube community?

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YouTube has voluntarily started removing the Warner Music Group catalog, stemming from a license contract re-negotiation dispute with the partner. Content is beginning to come off of the site, but taking down a major catalog has proven to be a time consuming process; many videos are still available as of this post. Allegedly, Warner Music Group decided to change the terms in the middle of negotiations that were nearly completed. As a result, Google stated they have voluntarily begun the content removal. Warner Music Group stated that because of inadequate compensation, the content will have to be removed. Who really made the decision is still up for debate.

Music videos are very popular on YouTube – they are the highest viewed content on the site. The problem for Google is they are required to pay for the content each time someone views it, regardless if that content is generating revenue or not. The license Warner granted to YouTube was made in 2006, before Google’s acquisition of the popular site. One could speculate that the monetary terms of the contract were not what Warner had in mind. One could also speculate that if Google is losing money over the content, it’s highly doubtful that they would be willing to offer MORE money to continue their agreement. After all, why throw your hard earned money into the fireplace?

Will Warner’s content return? That remains to be seen. Important to note is all four of YouTube’s music label contracts – Warner Music Group, Sony BMG, EMI and Universal Music Group – are all about to expire in March 2009. Google is currently in negotiations with all of them, and because of the implications they will have on the 2nd largest search engine on the Internet, this is something to pay close attention to. If any of these contracts fail, not only will it have a major affect on what is currently viewed, it will also affect how user-created content will be available as well. No more mom-and-baby dancing to popular songs. No more lip-sync with the hairbrush in the bathroom mirror. Similar to the removal of Project Playlist from MySpace and the blocking of all its widgets, YouTube will start blocking your videos if they contain any copyright-protected music. This is said to begin immediately with anything belonging to Warner Music Group.

What type of videos do YOU watch on YouTube? Certainly you watch my videos made through live.pirillo.com, but are you a music video connoisseur as well? What kind of an impact do you think this will make to the YouTube community?

]]> http://chris.pirillo.com/no-more-music-videos-on-youtube/feed/ 27 How to Embed You Tube Videoshttp://chris.pirillo.com/how-to-embed-you-tube-videos/ http://chris.pirillo.com/how-to-embed-you-tube-videos/#comments Wed, 30 May 2007 00:30:49 +0000 Chris http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/05/29/how-to-embed-you-tube-videos/ How to Embed You Tube Videos is a post from Chris Pirillo



Click Image to Play Video

Embedding You Tube videos is second nature to some geeks, but other people have a difficult time figuring out how they canput their videos on their blogs or websites.

YouTube can do this automatically for you. After you log into your account, go to the Video Posting Settings option in your account. From there you can tell YouTube to automatically post new videos to your blog. Currently this feature only supports Blogger, LiveJournal, Friendster, Wordpress, and Piczo.

If your blogging platform isn’t supported by YouTube, you can always manually insert your videos into a blog post. All you have to do is grab what’s known as the embed code from your video page. You can copy that code and paste it into your blog entries. A word of warning: if your blogging platform uses a rich text editor (such as Wordpress), you’ll have to insert your embed code directly into the HTML.

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Click Image to Play Video

Embedding You Tube videos is second nature to some geeks, but other people have a difficult time figuring out how they canput their videos on their blogs or websites.

YouTube can do this automatically for you. After you log into your account, go to the Video Posting Settings option in your account. From there you can tell YouTube to automatically post new videos to your blog. Currently this feature only supports Blogger, LiveJournal, Friendster, Wordpress, and Piczo.

If your blogging platform isn’t supported by YouTube, you can always manually insert your videos into a blog post. All you have to do is grab what’s known as the embed code from your video page. You can copy that code and paste it into your blog entries. A word of warning: if your blogging platform uses a rich text editor (such as Wordpress), you’ll have to insert your embed code directly into the HTML.

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