But TotLol is circumventing the usual scheme -- they're using their own flash player instead of embedding youtube's, which means they never show Google's lower-third banners or intersitial videos.
That's an overkill solution. But I remember having to remove youtube videos from one site when Legal got wary about the new notes feature. at the time there were no documented way to disable those by default when embedding.
that feature would enable the submitter to, after our content editors approved the video, to insert messages that would not get approved. So i can see a fair use case for the proprietary totlol flash player there.
Comments
But TotLol is circumventing the usual scheme -- they're using their own flash player instead of embedding youtube's, which means they never show Google's lower-third banners or intersitial videos.
That's an overkill solution. But I remember having to remove youtube videos from one site when Legal got wary about the new notes feature. at the time there were no documented way to disable those by default when embedding.
that feature would enable the submitter to, after our content editors approved the video, to insert messages that would not get approved. So i can see a fair use case for the proprietary totlol flash player there.