One of my online buddies in my Multiply account shocked us with the news that her YouTube account got suspended. She lost 300+ videos that she uploaded and it’s no wonder that she would feel bad about it as she stated in her blog. Actually, there are a lot of alternatives there other than YouTube. She could try imeem. It is quite similar to YouTube. Their only difference is that you could also upload audio tracks or podcasts and as well as photos. However, it is clearly stated in their Terms of Use that:
You must not upload or present any media or content in which you do not have the appropriate rights to do so. You may be in violation of copyright laws if you do not have all appropriate rights to the media and content you upload or present on imeem. imeem reserves the right to cancel any and all accounts of individuals violating copyright laws.
Hmmm, I guess it’s safer to upload CBS shows rather than videos that has something to do with ABS-CBN. 
Comparing imeem against youtube imeem looks a hell of a lot better, the native video resolution is higher, the bitrate is higher (700 vs youtube’s 300) and you don’t have to resize all your widescreen videos to 4:3 aspect ratio.
And of course, because it’s smaller than youtube it’s much easier to stand out from the crowd than on youtube!
@christ
yeah there are a lot of youtube users out there
hmm, made it to the featured videos? hehe
plus, it’s much easier to work with imeem, which i guess is why kinosis chose it over youtube.
cool may account ang kinosis sa imeem
Looks good! Let’s hope this one doesn’t become rife with marketing videos and other BS like that!
@Brian
ah yeah.. YouTube has a lot of those