The Merger That Shaped the Internet | YouTube x Google

I hate this merger, it ecrapafied my experience. I have to sign in to my account every time, it's on some sort of timing device that contantly kicks me off, and i can't fix it.

These two groups love to create entrapment algorithms...THEN they threaten censorship...THEN they threaten legal action..😮

Looks like YT has a new interface for those not logged in....Hhrmmm.🤔🤔🤔🤔

Imo, this was the beginning of the end for the internet.

so something i had no idea existed at all existed through to 2012??

the old internet was sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much better

Paramount … Taking down all my ai SpongeBob’s …

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Eff both

It's too bad that Google dropped their do no evil policy.

on some linux distros the first time you use the sudo command it says "with great power, comes with great responsibility"

@nationsquid are you single

copyright laws are kind of the worst part of neo-capitalism : (

great content glad i found this growing channel and cant wait to see where you take it!

to think the only reason it became a video sharing site was because they wanted to upload a nip slip from Janet Jackson at the Super Bowl 😔

Dang, you really can't decide on a title for this one lol

(jk, great video XD)

Well thats fun that the CEO of yt was against these stupid ads before videos but google being google (asholes) decided to do it anyways

I love that zack from real estate wizard is becoming a normal here 😀

Omg. This video just unlocked the long forgotten memory of Google Video being a thing

The copyright claims are now getting too fake. 3 years ago, I made an instrumental cover of the USSR anthem. I literally used my own style and instruments. I got a copyright claim from someone located in the UK. I was like "God, this is literally a national communist anthem. Why would anyone claim it as theirs?" That was silly.

Clickbait of any kind infuriates me so much that I wanna start a company to eternaly destroy it

Rq could somebody do that? Easy enough.

NationSquid deserves more subs!

"i'd probably be watching Murder She Wrote at 3 in the morning" so true, it's strange to think about the days before all our on demand choices now. in the 90s, cable was a godsend compared to the 4 channels of UK terrestrial tv, but cable was still prescribed content, and having to wait a week for the next episode.
YT, and goku, are my sites for watching vids, and spotify for music rather than the CD collection or mp3 downloads.
it's crazy how fast things are changing that we hardly notice it

But also ruined it