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Google helps Google Video subscribers transfer uploads to YouTube

Written on April 24, 2011 by R. Depp

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Finally, Google thought of helping its Google Video subscribers by offering them an easier way to move their uploaded clips to YouTube.

Google notified Google Video users that the service will soon be shut down, and the videos can no longer be accessed and viewed after April 29. The users were given only until May 13 to download them before they would be deleted.

However, Google backed out from the deadline after a number of complaints from users, asking why can Google just rid them of the hassle and offer the an easier way to transfer videos from Google Video to another of its video services, YouTube. Now Google listened, and has made a move to address the user protests.

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