Audio equivalent of flickr or YouTube?
webme...@health-hack.com
wondering what anyone would recommend as a free audio file host, like
flickr or youTube for photos and video.
Thoughts?
Biotic
archive.org. You would have to be willing to put it under a creative
commons license with some rights reserved or in the public domain.
Biotic
http://biotic.blogspot.com
hunt...@earthlink.net
David Tames
> Host it at your ISP?
Technically that's a fine solution, however, what sites like flickr
and blip.tv offer are the social networking add-ons like tagging
which are nice to have. My understanding is you can host video or
audio on blip.tv.
David.
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David Tames
> www.podshow.com offers this ability. It's new and not quite there yet,
> but it's one option worth exploring. Be sure to read the terms and
> conditions so that your comfortable with them before uploading (good
> advice for ANY service).
I'm curious about something, in Podshow's agreement I can't find a
termination clause, it seems like I'm granting a license in perpetuity
to Podshow, while in the blip.tv agreement it states that "when you
do remove your content, the license described above will automatically
expire."
Can anyone offer a clarification? Am I interpreting this correctly?
I'm granting Podshow a license forever, yet with blip.tv I'm only
granting them a license for the time my materials are actually on their
servers.
I'm not looking for any form of legal advice whatsoever, just a casual
opinion. I wonder if I'm reading the differences right.
Cheers,