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Why don't more video artists post their work on YouTube?

Húrin · 2007-05-20 18:15:51

Wouldn't this help them reach a wider audience? I know that there is ubu.com etc but youtube would surely be a better choice? Given that even politicians are now doing it, why not artists?

20-05-2007 07:15PM

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Húrin

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Wouldn't this help them reach a wider audience? I know that there is ubu.com etc but youtube would surely be a better choice? Given that even politicians are now doing it, why not artists?

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#2 31-05-2007 09:23PM

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Im guessing snobbery. YouTube contains so much crap, that serious video/film makers would rather feature their stuff on their own sites/servers rather than mix with the common people. That said, there is some seriously professional stuff on YouTube and I swear by it as a quick, easy and free way to get your stuff out there.

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#3 04-06-2007 01:11AM

a5y

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Isn't there some massive EULA you have to accept before uploading that basically says Rupert Murdock can do what he wants with it once you upload too?

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