Webhost Drama and Problems with YouTube

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Webhost Drama and Problems with YouTube

03-10-09: Things around here have been pretty spotty lately – here’s what happened with my switching webhosts drama- see ya MediaTemple, hello Mosso. Also the big labels apparently don’t like it when vloggers like yours truly use their music in videos, cause they force YouTube to zero out the audio tracks of the videos in question, which I discover, sucks.

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12 Comments on “Webhost Drama and Problems with YouTube”

  1. Rich Says:

    Hey Steve — sorry to hear about the trouble. On the bright side, this and the last video loaded super quick! And as a musician, I totally agree with you. You’re not charging us to watch the vids, and it’s purely promotion. Keep up the good work!

  2. Shelley Says:

    You know what SI?? You’re the best!! Thanks for all of your hard work to make this thing fly. As usual, your reviews, insights, soundtrack/music tips and general musings are spot on, and may I say, funnier than anything!!!Better than ever Steve~~better than ever!!! Take care…..

  3. Jimmie Fisher Says:

    Bravo, dude. I totally agree with you on the use of music in videos. I do not believe it is an infringement on copyright laws unless, of course, it is used for monetary purposes.

    Don’t take it so personally. I would consider it an honor that someone has been watching my videos that closely :)

    Rock on.

  4. HM Says:

    The record industry is just ridiculous – how they handle what some record company execs still call “NEW media” (can you believe this?) sucks so bad… And I´m totally with you on the copyright law – again it´s just ridiculous…

  5. Noel Says:

    Fuck Youtube

  6. Steve Isaacs Says:

    Jimmie: Thanks, but I don’t think anyone is really watching my vids so closely on YouTube, (check out my AWESOME view counts ;) ) I think they must have some kind of Shazam-like bot that can tell if music is in your video (at least Warner Bros. music) and BAM – the audio track is zeroed.

  7. Gary Skardina Says:

    As an ex-Producer & songwriter…I understand the need for copyright law and synchronization fees. The music business moved WAY TO SLOW on dealing with issues like this and now having them delete Steve Isaacs Vlog music is ridiculous!
    I have had SNL rip-off my songs and use them without sync licenses due to archaic LIVE NEWS braodcasting laws still on the books…The SI Vlog is free and so there should be no infringement involved…I love the out videos and the music…keep it up!

  8. Pj Perez Says:

    Fight the power. You gotta fight the powers that be!

  9. Bonita Says:

    Last three videos I’ve watched here played instantly. No wait time=big smile. :D

  10. Matt Says:

    I’m interested in starting to learn about Web design and setting up sites. Any suggestions for beginners resources?

  11. Steve Isaacs Says:

    Matt, I’d say take an online class. I have some friends who have done this and they got skills quickly and for not too much money. I took a class at http://www.lynda.com/ and a friend learned a ton at http://www.w3schools.com/. Good luck!

  12. dafire Says:

    he he…when I first started learning…lynda books are the bestest!! no need for classes, but if you are that type take it. But, the books are awesome. great tutorials. And even before learning via books, that second link you provided is exactly what I used for the basics.

    Anyhow, I think it is ridiculous that youtube takes the music out. I think it’s lame. Probably as a result of all those dumb videos that have the whole song playing and a slideshow going at the same time…that’s NOT VIDEO! And even so, it’s not like you are giving out the music, you even give the credits. Well, I’ve discovered a band or two through out, so thank you very much! and I hope you will continue to educate technology and music.

    I appreciate your work and effort….serious appreciation!

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