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This might affects uStream. It won't affect Justin.tv. Youtube is only allowing "approved partners" stream video - like NBC, CBS, ABC. For now, it's not some g

This might affects uStream. It won't affect Justin.tv. Youtube is only allowing "approved partners" stream video - like NBC, CBS, ABC. For now, it's not some guy live streaming his world of warcraft campaign.

staunch 16y ago
Any popular legit streamer on Justin.tv could easily become a partner. They will also likely open it up more at some point.
c2 16y ago
Unfortunately for Justin.tv, those 'approved partners' is also likely the key players where the money is for live events (Olympics, sporting events, etc.). Starcraft/WoW matches and such will only be so popular.
- johnrob 16y ago
  It's hard to sell brand advertising on user generated content, which is another reason the approved partners are desirable.
- emmett 16y ago
  Care to place a specific upper bound on "so popular"?
  - c2 16y ago
    Top 500 web site vs. Top 50
magicalist 16y ago
that's the same language they used for when they started allowing longer video lengths, and I started seeing much longer minecraft videos that day, so it seems like this won't be limited to just big corporate accounts.