Originally Posted by SpyNote (Post 790530)

Yeah, I suspect this might be the case, too. But who knows, it's taken them almost 5 years to update that website. I think they need a new project manager.

Originally Posted by holidayroad (Post 844415)

I'm not sure I see the problem with having a video on youtube or anywhere else, as long as you aren't making money off of it. If it's a video from vh1/mtv/etc.. you can record from tv and watch it at home, what's the difference between that and having it on a web page where you can share it with others? If Warner Brothers doesn't want people to do this, they need to release a dvd of all FMac, Lindsey,Stevie,and Christine videos.

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77 (Post 844427)

I believe that the reason is because YouTube IS making money off of advertising on its site. Warner Bros. said it wanted a cut of that revenue for YouTube's exploitation of their material (whether fan-posted or not). YouTube refused to share a cut of revenue, so Warner Bros. is making sure its material is not on YouTube generating viewership and revenues for YouTube.

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77 (Post 844427)

I believe that the reason is because YouTube IS making money off of advertising on its site. Warner Bros. said it wanted a cut of that revenue for YouTube's exploitation of their material (whether fan-posted or not). YouTube refused to share a cut of revenue, so Warner Bros. is making sure its material is not on YouTube generating viewership and revenues for YouTube.