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Are we really to the point where a company explicitly stating that you need their hardware/software to view a stream, and requiring steps that normal people wou
by tolmasky 11y ago
Are we really to the point where a company explicitly stating that you need their hardware/software to view a stream, and requiring steps that normal people would be completely unaware of to circumvent is considered "equivalent" to Google using their system which can be viewed from any computer with zero additional work?
- masklinn 11y agoWell we're apparently to the point where a company can only be open if they use the proprietary broadcast platform of their biggest rival, so we're way past the stupid event horizon either way.
- notsony 11y agoIt's just a service. If YouTube live streaming is the best way to reach out to an audience, why not? I'm sure Apple employees use Google.com to search the internet every single day, which creates revenue for Google... Or are services from Google.com banned on the Apple campus? Does anybody know if this happens?