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YouTube ups maximum video length to 2 hours for partners  In a move that will hopefully encourage rampant film piracy, looting, and general anarchy, YouTube has begun removing their existing 10-minute video length limit for select publishing partners. The company sent out an official memo stating that they will be offering a new 2 hour/1GB file limit for anyone with a sanctioned presence on the [...] [..] |
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Drop your new Samsung Instinct into a YouTube video, win $20  In a move that smacks of desperation marketing genius, Sprint has quietly launched a new Samsung Instinct competition. The rules are simple: record a video of you and/or your friends getting crazy with your new Samsung Instinct, upload it to YouTube, and enter it into the contest. Sprint will debit $20 to the first 1,000 [...] [..] |
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Scientology Advertises YouTube Channel In Bid To Boost Low Ratings  As Michael Learmonth reported earlier, the Church of Scientology has launched a Church of Scientology YouTube channel in a bid to dilute the public's memories of the leaked Church of Scientology recruitment videos featuring Tom Cruise. As Michael also reported, the damage control effort may not be getting the exposure the Church wanted.
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