YouTube introduces paid and free downloads
PostedbyChris BenjamininInternetonFeb 12th, 2009 | 0 commentsAfter years of trying to convince us that, no — we really shouldn’t want a way to watch YouTube content offline, the company has officially confirmed that they are rolling the ability to download YouTube videos. The program is still evolving, but right now, both free and paid downloads are available from a small list of providers.
I’m can’t help but be struck by a sense of déjà vu . If you recall, the now defunct Google Video initially offered paid downloads — it was an epic failure. I don’t want to be too quick to judge, but unless YouTube implements some changes, like FAST, it is going to end the same way.
See the full article at Download Squad.
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YouTube introduces paid and free downloads
PostedbyChris BenjamininInternetonFeb 12th, 2009 | 0 commentsAfter years of trying to convince us that, no — we really shouldn’t want a way to watch YouTube content offline, the company has officially confirmed that they are rolling the ability to download YouTube videos. The program is still evolving, but right now, both free and paid downloads are available from a small list of providers.
I’m can’t help but be struck by a sense of déjà vu . If you recall, the now defunct Google Video initially offered paid downloads — it was an epic failure. I don’t want to be too quick to judge, but unless YouTube implements some changes, like FAST, it is going to end the same way.
See the full article at Download Squad.
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