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April 30, 2013 01:16 am GMT
Major League Baseball has always been very strict about its content appearing on YouTube and other video streaming sites. Peruse YouTube for highlights from your favorite players and teams, and you'll find it nearly impossible to find quality footage. As soon as a clip from a game goes up on YouTube, it's taken down. Up until now, it's just a collection of slideshows and footage uploaded from fans' shaky hand-held cameras at the ballpark. Finally, Major League Baseball is stepping up its effort to tear down those walls.
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Major League Baseball Brings Archives, Highlights And Live Streaming Games To YouTube (But Not In The U.S.)
Major League Baseball has always been very strict about its content appearing on YouTube and other video streaming sites. Peruse YouTube for highlights from your favorite players and teams, and you'll find it nearly impossible to find quality footage. As soon as a clip from a game goes up on YouTube, it's taken down. Up until now, it's just a collection of slideshows and footage uploaded from fans' shaky hand-held cameras at the ballpark. Finally, Major League Baseball is stepping up its effort to tear down those walls.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/CsmmzU4aPTQ/
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