It sounds like her blog post got her noticed by Google, so that's good. However, for cases like these, where you have videos that are probably outside of the t

It sounds like her blog post got her noticed by Google, so that's good. However, for cases like these, where you have videos that are probably outside of the terms & conditions of Google, you should be hosting those on your own servers that you purchase the bandwidth for, not relying on a 3rd party to host. Yes, Google has mutiple defacto monopolies that are very, very concerning. But one can still self-host on the Internet, and this person should have done that. She has her own domain, so she could have had the video on her own server.