There
is a practical value especially regarding education in downloading
free videos from Youtube to watch off line. Many can afford brief
interact access to download that don’t have the luxury of watching
a video live on-line. Consider the the number of people in Africa
and elsewhere in the underdeveloped world that will share wireless
INTERNET access long before they have their own desktop computer with
a subscription to an INTERNET provide and high speed digital fiber
optic or satellite. Free easy download of videos to watch later are
essential for propagating farming techniques , for sharing emergency
medical techniques for recognizing new communicable diseases
downloading from a medical diagnostics made simple channel, or
how-to-repair-a-computer video for changing a broken screen or
installing a replacement keyboard for example.
Several
years ago when I hoped to get a couple of quick M.A. degrees to
become a traveling educator and was considering Kenya as a place to
work I discovered that a University there had just two books on
science. Those were the wild west days of opportunity to be a
journeyman philosophical educator that I missed out on. Discussing
the classics of literature and philosophy, world history and writing
with third worlders would have been interesting. Infusing free videos
to the world's poor-unlimited access to all that humankind is willing
to provide free of charge-is an essential tool for human development.
Such channels should share advertising revenues with creators in
order that even the poor might have hope of affording a dentist or
buying new shoes for children's feet.
With
the cost of books still too high for a majority of Africans as is
regular Internet on-line time, letting Youtube or others offer Free
View and Download Channels is a virtual social requisite. It's the
equivalent of a universal free book provider to the majority of the
poor of the world that can use data and instruction on every topic.
There will always be those that can afford a print version of my 'A
War to End Democide' on 2003 era issues, yet there are more that can
download my science fiction product; 'A Universal Widget; In the
Realm of Forms', for free. Free is the right price for most souls of
the world.
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there are some that spend a lot of cash to produce proprietary works
they sell viewing of their product for a profit. Understandably they
don’t want anyone to view their product without paying through the
nose. People that post such product belonging to others on Youtube
where it can be downloaded free drive the quest of those producers of
expensive copyrighted works to stop free video downloads.
Google
should give Youtube video producers a box top check off that will
allow people to let their video be downloaded free. I have 380 videos
posted at Youtube and don’t care if anyone downloads the somewhat
less than feature items. There are innumerable Youtube video
producer-creators who would allow their videos to be downloaded
free-of-cost. So to keep rich Hollywood movie makers happy, instead
of stopping all video downloads an algorithm should be made to screen
out works that are posted without consent of the producer-creators.
Youtube should find it easy to protect and delete no-download
products with deep pocket creator-producers such as the
creator-producers of
Star Warps VII; The Evil Empire Buys the Universe to Putt Jingo in
Chains.
It
might also be possible to let some video channels classified as
‘blogs’ or ‘education’ rather than ‘entertainment’ be
free to download, and those restricted channels such as entertainment
be of a sort that would require verifiable creator-permission to
download.
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