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>> The site charged for access to, and provided advertising around, pirated content. > This is true in the same way YouTube provides advertising around, and yo
by VMG 15y ago
>> The site charged for access to, and provided advertising around, pirated content.
> This is true in the same way YouTube provides advertising around, and your friendly local ISP provides access to, pirated content.
I can get the full "The Dark Knight" in 720p on YouTube? Links please
- rg3 15y agoNot 720p, but I don't think that was really the main point. By the way, I just got the link by going to YouTube and searching for "the dark knight part 1". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuaUcGr32SM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuaUcGr32SM
- VMG 15y agoWell, starting at about part 6 it displays a copyright message for me so you can maybe call this an extended trailer. The point is that YouTube doesn't offer a movie experience that is comparable to what was available on megaupload.com
- Anderkent 15y agoThe point is it still provides access to and advertising around pirated content.
- deno 15y agoYou can host videos on Youtube that don’t show up in search results and link to them from 3rd party websites. That’s exactly like Megaupload, but with streaming.
- Drbble 15y agoAnd that is illegal and when DMCA complaints are filed access to the content is removed.