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NWO bans and deletes 100-million videos on Google

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Saturday, April 16, 2011 1:32 PM

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Subject: Google Video Hosted Content To Be Removed After May 13

From: Google Video noreply-googlevideo@google.com

Date: Sat 04/16/11 02:43 AM

Dear Google Video User,

Later this month, hosted video content on Google Video will no longer be available for playback. Google Video stopped taking uploads in May 2009 and now we’re removing the remaining hosted content. We've always maintained that the strength of Google Video is its ability to let people search videos from across the web, regardless of where those videos are hosted. And this move will enable us to focus on developing these technologies further to the benefit of searchers worldwide.

On April 29, 2011, videos that have been uploaded to Google Video will no longer be available for playback. We’ve added a Download button to the video status page, so you can download any video content you want to save. If you don’t want to download your content, you don’t need to do anything. (The Download feature will be disabled after May 13, 2011.)

We encourage you to move to your content to YouTube if you haven’t done so already.

Here’s how to download your videos:

Go to the Video Status page.
To download a video to your computer, click the Download Video link located on the right side of each of your videos in the Actions column.

Once a video has been downloaded, “Already Downloaded” will appear next to the Download Video link.

If you have many videos on Google Video, you may need to use the paging controls located on the bottom right of the page to access them all.

Please note: This download option will be available through May 13, 2011.

Thank you for being a Google Video user.

Sincerely,

The Google Video Team



Youtube has a 15-minute max time limit, without payment of scrip. So feature documentaries are effectively banned.

Google does not seem to spider www.archive.org ... which does host free videos without time limit. This is a massive "inconvenience" (sabotage) for indy video producers. Dead or assassinated producers, like Aaron Russo, risk loss of their great works, like America Freedom To Fascism.


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Thursday, April 21, 2011 6:21 AM

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CIA's Google/Youtube has now banned all feature films on Youtube:

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Video length for uploading

All users have the ability to upload videos up to 15 minutes in length.

At one point, users who initially had Director accounts were able to upload longer content - users with these old Director accounts still retain the ability to do so which explains why you may occasionally see videos from regular (non-Partner) uploaders which are longer than fifteen minutes. Having a Director account no longer gives you the ability to upload videos longer than 15 minutes.

http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=71673


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Thursday, April 21, 2011 10:18 AM

OLDGUY

What Would Mal do ?


Can't stop the signal, but you can kill the content.

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Saturday, April 23, 2011 5:54 AM

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100-million sheeple bitchin about kosher CIA censorship seems to have delayed the Multi Media Massacre.

This "Final Solution" looks like it could not be made more difficult. Impossible to have multiple google accounts to upload to youtube, long videos uploaded to youtube, google videos previously banned from youtube THAT GET YOUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL CANCELLED.

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From: Google Video <noreply-googlevideo@google.com>
Subject: An Easier Way to Upload Google Video Content to YouTube
Date: Sat 04/23/11 04:01 AM

Dear Google Video User,

Last week we sent an email letting you know we would be ending playbacks of Google Videos on April 29 and providing instructions on how to download videos currently hosted on the platform. Since then we’ve received feedback from you about making the migration off of Google Video easier. We work every day to make sure you have a great user experience and should have done better. Based on your feedback, here’s what we’re doing to fix things.

Google Video users can rest assured that they won't be losing any of their content and we are eliminating the April 29 deadline. We will be working to automatically migrate your Google Videos to YouTube. In the meantime, your videos hosted on Google Video will remain accessible on the web and existing links to Google Videos will remain accessible.

If you want to migrate to YouTube now, here’s how you do it:

We’ve created an “Upload Videos to YouTube” option on the Google Video status page. To do this, you’ll need to have a YouTube account associated with your Google Video account (you can create one here).

Before doing this you should read YouTube’s Terms of Use and Copyright Policies. If you choose this option, we’ll do our best to ensure your existing Google Video links continue to function.

If you’d prefer to download your videos from Google Video, that option is still available.

As we said nearly two years ago, the team is now focused on tackling the tough challenge of video search. We want to thank the millions of people around the world who have taken the time to create and share videos on Google Video. We hope today's improvements will help ease your transition to another video hosting service.

Thank you for being a Google Video user.

Sincerely,

Mark Dochtermann Google Video Team

youtube.com/t/terms




Clear as mud. "IF you choose this option" google will "do its best" to keep your video links working...

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Saturday, June 18, 2011 3:28 AM

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www.Archive.org saves the modern day

So this one time in Google Video...

On April 15, Google sent e-mail to anyone who had uploaded video to the Google Video site, informing them that all user content was to be deleted in roughly 30 days. They also announced that after 14 days (to April 29th), they would no longer make the videos available for viewing.

Archive Team whipped into action and inspired a cluster of archivists to attempt to download and preserve the whole of Google Video for suffering mankind. Over the course of a few short days the team and technologies evolved from a brute force 'download everything alphabetically' approach to a sophisticated DOCID scraping operation, with keyword and related video searches producing a list of some 2.5 - 2.8 million DOCID's. These were then handed off to a distributed job management system - listerine - which assigned downloads to volunteers from around the world.

The Internet Archive stepped in with an offer to host the downloading data, providing dozens of terabytes of space to sort things out before they would be added to the stacks and provided online. Team members began synchronizing their collections in earnest; archive.org also set off on a parallel downloading operation, and both groups shared their docid discoveries.

In a couple of days, 18TB of verified video data had been downloaded and the team was on schedule to mirror the entire Google Video archive.

One week in, Google announced [IA] [W] they were no longer doing any of this, and were going to keep Google Video up indefinitely, as well as adding migration tools to move YouTube videos into user accounts.

A Brief History

Within days of the announcement, Jason Scott had thrown together a script, "googlegargle," to automatically download videos identified by scraping links. Volunteers would feed huge lists of scraped DOCID's to this script - in some cases more than 25,000 at a time - in an attempt to download the linked videos. Shortly thereafter, the large lists were broken apart into smaller chunks and people would register a claim to one or more on the wiki. Despite this, there was still a great likelihood of multiple individuals downloading the same videos, something the team were keen to avoid given the impending cutoff date. Efforts were made to create a sqlite3 database against which individuals could deduplicate their DOCID data; then Alex Buie created "listerine," a centrally coordinated, distributed processing system akin to SETI@Home. The listerine client would ask his central server for a video identifier, download it, then report it as finished. It was a fire-and-forget solution for the scores of volunteer downloaders. With this new weapon, The Archive Team was saving Google Video at the rate of 5 terabytes per day. Work continued on search technologies to scrape keywords, subjects and related videos to ensure every video, no matter how obscure, would be found and added to the central database.

By the time of Google's capitulation, over 1 million videos and 18TB had been downloaded by our team. With a reported total of 2.5 - 2.8 million videos, Google Video was already 40% preserved.

Google Cries Uncle

In response to the persistent criticism and contacts from users, Google Video (technically, YouTube, as the engineers were now part of YouTube) announced that they were removing the deletion date of April 29th, adding a "Migrate to Youtube" function which would push videos to a linked YouTube account (without the time limit restriction) and intending to automatically transition the full back catalog of videos into YouTube. Meanwhile, they have said they will not be removing any user data, whatsoever. A complete victory!

Archiveteam and Archive.org continue to download Google Videos, of course, but at a much slower rate and without pulling in dozens of people.

Press

April 16 - Boing Boing: Help Archive Team save Google Video content from the abyss [IA] [W]
April 17 - Read Write Web: As Google Video Shuts Its Doors, Here's How to Save the Content [IA] [W]
April 18 - Wired: Technology Archivists step in as Google Video shuts down for good [IA] [W]
April 18 - Laughing Squid: Archive Team Is Trying To Download Google Video Before It Shuts Down [IA] [W]
April 19 - 404 Tech Support: Google Video Is Shutting Down and One Team’s Effort To Save the Content [IA] [W]
April 20 - Slashdot: Google Video Effort Goes Distributed [IA] [W]
April 20 - Blog: Google Video Effort Goes Distributed [IA] [W]
April 23 - Emu Console Exploit News: The Archive Team WON: Google is going to migrate Google Videos to Youtube! [IA] [W] (I know, sensory overload. But they got the first scoop on the conclusion and they attribute it to us!)

http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Google_Video

http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Google_Video_(Archive)

http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Google_Video_Warroom


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