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• February 1st, 2009 at 1: 26 am PST youtube’s ability to distribute content around the globe is impressive, but i assume a lot of that comes from google’s data center expertise. as far as i can tell, there isn’t much going on with youtube except for huge bandwidth bills major content owners have gotten wise to the game and set up their own online video sites with pretty good results (hulu. com) there aren’t many advertisers who are want their brands associated with videos of kids lip-syncing to pop songs or pets acting silly (though i do enjoy the occasional lolcat) nevermind that the comments section of a typical yt video is the equivalent of the bathroom wall. we’re in a deep recession – it’s time to separate the wheat from the chaff. business plan please! reply fb507123945 —  YouTube And Google Earth Demo The Talk Of Davos
• Nov. 15, 2008 | The first time I saw a lolcat -- those funny images of felines with grammatically questionable captions -- it took me a minute to understand the joke. —  Salon
• The first time I saw a lolcat -- those funny images of felines with grammatically questionable captions -- it took me a minute to understand the joke. —  linkfilter.net - fresh links
• Making everything a lolcat joke is just annoying. —  Google Maps Street View Heads Overseas
• “proper” lolcat speak could have been —  Making The Switch From Twitter to Jaiku

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