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that's so awesome. I love little stories like this from early pioneers.
I am really curious to see what Facebook has that duplicates YouTube's very resource intensive ContentID platform for claiming copyrighted material and redirecting ad revenue to the claim owner. I also wonder how Google is going to handle the uploading of YouTube content onto Facebook now that there will be serious money involved. Relevant story about the phenomenon (I work for Fullscreen so this is my CEO talking): http://variety.com/2015/digital/news/facebook-video-piracy-f...
On a personal note I find Facebook's video API to be better (docs, reliability) than YouTube's.
Given Facebook's shady history of fake likes and other metrics fudging, it'd be a hard sale.
Who goes to facebook to watch funny or die? Anyone with even the minimal sense of humor and self respect won't waste time watching that lame show. Youtube might just be okay with l getting them go, because at the end of the day people go to youtube to watch videos, not facebook, unless you enjoy watching idiot of a friend's embarrassing moments drunk,
Right now NK has nuclear weapons with warheads capable of reaching at least Japan and a Chinese ally which is meant to come to NK's aid if they get attacked.
It could literally start world war 3 if we just attacked NK tomorrow without getting the Chinese and Russians aboard.
I think a lot of Western countries would love to liberate NK, oil or not. But the politics of the situation make that tricky to say the least.