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Youtube is the wrong place for this sort of thing, unfortunately. Archive.org is the right place for it.
Youtube is the wrong place for this sort of thing, unfortunately. Archive.org is the right place for it.
What do you think happens when you upload captured TV-content on YT?? From copyright point of view there is not really much difference between 20 day old content and 20 year old content, its all equally protected. Just saying that the intent is "archival" doesn't change anything
Youtube is the wrong place for this sort of thing, unfortunately. Archive.org is the right place for it.
You can find (most of?) his videos here now: https://archive.org/download/Jeff_Quitney_me
Sorry.
Youtube is the wrong place for this sort of thing, unfortunately. Archive.org is the right place for it.
archive.org is good for public domain content, which this clearly is not. The right place for this would be offline tape archive.
Particularly, I believe Jeff Quitney's channel (which was mostly old aerospace videos made by the US government, but was generally for whatever old film he got his hands on) got banned because some of the videos were old political propaganda which expressed views which are now verboten.
Youtube is the wrong place for this sort of thing, unfortunately. Archive.org is the right place for it.
https://web.archive.org/web/20220000000000*/amren.com
Sorry. This URL has been excluded from the Wayback Machine.
No reason or explanation given, or hint at who excluded it.
Youtube is the wrong place for this sort of thing, unfortunately. Archive.org is the right place for it.