Youtube now more re-upload friendly.

If you've ever re-uploaded anything to youtube, like a music video or a movie or TV show, you might have gotten the " Matched third party content." warning, gotten your video removed or maybe even banned.
Well, that could still happen, but now, copyright owners can choose another fate for their subscribers. They can choose to keep your video up but with their advertising displayed.



Also, you can now directly upload .flv videos to youtube, so after saving a video you can reupload the tiny 3-10mb .flv file in a few seconds-minutes.
No more converting to avi and stuff, and no need for big files.
But how is this any useful you ask? If you can't have your own advertising, like if you're a youtube partner?

Well it might not be all that useful for Youtube partners , but now you can build a library of those favorite music videos of yours without the risk if getting banned.
And you control whats in the descriptions and annotations as well as keywords, so the videos can be used for advertising your stuff, like, website.
I'm already giving away yoo much.