Video Sharing Websites such as YouTube and Revver and any sites that are involved with showing or delivering video clips
You can now watch full-length episodes of various Disney shows on YouTube, and even embed them on other sites around the Web. Assuming you’re in America and can actually find the content you are looking for.
Google and Disney
Google and Disney struck a deal at the end of last year which saw the two teaming up to create original programming for YouTube. Disney is one of the 100 partners bringing original content to the site via dedicated channels.
However, the deal also saw Disney movies being made available to rent through YouTube, and now full-length episodes of classic shows have also found their way on to the market-leading online video destination.

Believe it or not things aren’t as black and white as they may at first appear when it comes to copyright infringement laws.
I don’t know about you but the TV set which sits in the corner of my living room is getting used less and less these days. All thanks to the Internet and its range of video content and catch-up services. And so we have the new YouTube design.
YouTube is keen to help us all become video creators. But good video creators. And to help us all wring the most out of the clips we’re uploading to the site, YouTube Analytics has been created. If you like statistics you’ll be in hog heaven with this offering.
PS3 owners who are also users of Playstation Home can now watch films and TV shows completely for free from right within the PSN’s virtual world thanks to Sony teaming up with Crackle. And UStream is set to follow along shortly.
Content is king, as we know all too well. Netflix knows this better than most, and is trying to secure a good line-up of movies and TV shows in advance of its launch in the U.K. and Ireland set for a few months’ time.