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Briefs: Canada Gets Its Own YouTube, Online Hits Rare, Indian Music Label Sues YouTube
A quick look at today's top online video headlines:
Briefs: Canada Gets Its Own YouTube, Online Hits Rare, Indian Music Label Sues YouTube
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Ad agencies are carving a niche somewhere between the grainy, homemade videos that helped establish YouTube.com in the first place and the high-production, big-budget television ads seen during prime-time shows.
WebProNews: Online video ads may be worth $7 billion by 2012.
AllThingsDigital: The lack of lasting and profitable professional content online is once
again in sharp relief with the writers’ strike now taking place in
Hollywood.
TMC.net: Hulu launch signals a new phase for the online video market.
PaidContent: BBC plans pre-roll ads for online video offerings.
Globe & Mail: Google gives Canada its own YouTube.
Computer World: An Indian music label has filed a suit against Google and its video sharing site YouTube after the display on YouTube of content for which the Indian company says it holds copyright.
MSNBC/The Scoop: Diddy finds umbrella holder via YouTube.