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Google shakes hands with Sony BMG, Warner for free music videos
by David Chartier Oct 12th 2006 at 3:43PM
Ah when the river of Google flows, it is plentiful. Not even sitting down for a breather, the big G has announced a deal with Sony BMG and Warner Music Group (yea, they shook hands with YouTube last week too) to bring "thousands" of free music videos to It's going to be real interesting how all this Google Video, YouTube and copyright stuff pans out. Warner's aforementioned plan with YouTube showed some forward-thinking on the company's part to embrace these new distribution mediums instead of threatening them - it looks like these new post-YouTube acquisition deals, now with Sony on board, could be a sign of the times.
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enzo said 12:03AM on 10-13-2006
I really don't think the "youtube community" is going to take very well to the commercialism.
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Mysterius said 12:40AM on 10-13-2006
Why? They already watch music videos all the time, judging by their video uploads and favorites...
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