No More YouTube Channel

OK, it was bound to happen. I lost my youtube account because I was posting these old commercials. So now I need a new solution for my many videos. Maybe self hosting if I can raise the scratch.

Thanks to everyone who found this site through the channel. I will miss talking with you on it. Hopefully you will stick around until I can find a new method for video delivery.

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7 Responses to No More YouTube Channel

  1. jim says:

    Eh, just open another YouTube channel. This is what many others are doing.

  2. You might want to try DailyMotion.com.

    Or check out TubeMogul.com, which lets you upload a video once and send it to accounts at several video services (you have to open up accounts for all of them though).

  3. Metal Misfit says:

    Wow… Who would complain about OLD commercials being posted? There’s thousands of accounts like yours (mine included!).

    I could understand if you were posting say… Episodes of ’24′ or ‘Heroes’, but who’s getting upset over a 1986 Folgers commercial, ya know?

  4. The Retro TV Nut says:

    So, what is it that killed your YouTube account? These corporate coots need to understand clearly that we’re posting these old commercials for NONPROFIT, EDUCATIONAL purposes, and that they’re FAIR-USE. Not to infringe on others’ copyrights. It’s a free country. It’s free speech. We YouTubers have god-given rights, you know!

  5. The Retroist says:

    People just complained. I hope it wasn’t a user, but was instad someone from some company that made those commercials.

    Its within their rights, but I thought since it was commercials they might reckon it was free advertising.

    Well I will keep posting them on my own here for now until I can find a more permanent solution.

  6. Jurbillium says:

    I second the Dailymotion suggestion. Sometimes videos do get pulled, but I follow many channels on there with material like yours and never have seen one get yanked.

  7. The Retro TV Nut says:

    How about Veoh, GUBA, or LiveVideo? Those aren’t as copyright-righteous as YouTube.

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