YouTube has begun adding a 'Click to Download' link to some of its video content.
According to Lessig, this link is being added to "content that aspires to be consistent with principles of open government." They have been told that it will be offered more generally in the future.
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Jack Black - January 19, 2009 at 1:25am
Why even bother with all of those sites?
Realplayer is free and allows you to download videos from any site.
Even the ones that those download sites don't work with, or charge money for like xtube.
Now you can happily download all the boob action you want for free. ;)
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Cyber Mafia - January 18, 2009 at 8:54pm
Oh Common Guys you can download any YouTube video in High Resolution just simply go to keepvid and simply download in mp4
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kameko - January 18, 2009 at 6:38pm
meh. theres been a java bookmarklet that lets you download any youtube video for a long time now.