[bitt]

huh!

I went to the youtube, and yes, it is reduced to one minute.

I then went to foxnews.com and last night’s show and suddenly you have to log in to your internet service provider?

Maybe that is why the youtube was changed?

If fox isn’t going to allow access without logging into your ISP, they are going to lose a lot of hits, IMO

Chek and see if you get the same results?

https://video.foxnews.com/v/6105494231001

[Conservative Gato]

huh!

I went to the youtube, and yes, it is reduced to one minute.

I then went to foxnews.com and last night’s show and suddenly you have to log in to your internet service provider?

Maybe that is why the youtube was changed?

If fox isn’t going to allow access without logging into your ISP, they are going to lose a lot of hits, IMO

Chek and see if you get the same results?

https://video.foxnews.com/v/6105494231001

Yup, I have to login to my internet providor to see the content now. I wonder what they are trying to censor, crazy stuff.

CGato

 

[MarineMom613]

Went to your link. No sign in required. Am now watching up to minute 6 of video. Had bookmarked it last night and was going to watch today but when you posted about it I checked it out. No problem on my end.

[joseburr]

Said my CenturyLink acct was not authorized to view that content after a successful login.

[little jeremiah]

I read about this a couple of weeks ago. Of course we know which type of videos will be judged "commercially non-viable".

Wow.

"...if you have a YouTube channel that YouTube employees decide isn’t profitable enough for Google, then the company has now granted itself the option to completely shut down your account without warning or consequence." https://t.co/jVU3MJEExI— Lisa Mei Crowley (@LisaMei62) November 18, 2019