lucky thing that most YouTube music videos are blocked in Germany. i won't feel a thing. otherwise, this looks an awful lot like another forced bundling by Goo

lucky thing that most YouTube music videos are blocked in Germany. i won't feel a thing. otherwise, this looks an awful lot like another forced bundling by Google, like the way they're showing Google+ down everyone's throats. (I recently caved to that one, and reopened my Google+ simply to be able to login to sites where I was using my google login for authentication. they chose to take away that ability if you don't use G+, along with the ability to use the mobile hangout app, just because they can. i should move elsewhere.) now they're capitalizing on the market share of YouTube to coerce small labels, while large labels were reportedly given preferential treatment. but the fact that they will abuse YouTube instead of simply opening a new, independent service, and trying to win over customers to it, instead of forcing them over, that part stings me.