Google, again

[ravan]

Well, the error message on the videos has changed yet again. Now it reads:

"We're sorry, but the provider of this video has not authorized Google to display this video in your location."

A bit more ambiguous, but much more corporate lawyerish.

Comments

[jemyl.livejournal.com]

Somehow that makes me grin like a cheshire cat! Ah the power of the little people to effect a change in wording! At least this way it is honest. I still hope that someone impresses on Google that public elsewhere for videos means public here too, but that may not happen. Your sister and I have been agreeing to disagree on this one. Love to you and Datapard too.

[heethen-crone.livejournal.com]

Oh, big time corporate lawyerish! It appears that we do have some influence in how corporations do things, albeit pretty small. Now if all these vocal folk would just try to influence the powers that be in D.C., we maybe could effect some type of intelligent policy change. Stands to reason that if the parties listen to businesses more than us, and we can make companies stand up and take notice, then politicians should follow suit.