Murdoch - 4:02 pm on Sep 13, 2006 (gmt 0)

I think they kinda liked the idea of somebody else handling the bandwidth issues, as they already had their own to deal with.

Excellent point. Most people just put the YouTube movies on their MySpace pages anyway. MySpace still gets the ad credits from page views and it's not as if YouTube forces their viewers to watch a commercial before the clip starts. Maybe that is what they should do instead. Then you can claim ad revenue for every embedded video on MySpace.