October 3, 2006
Embed Google Video
Both Google Video and YouTube now allow you to post their hosted videos on your own site. The YouTube code is listed directly on each YouTube page, but the Google code is somewhat hidden. To get at it, first click "Email - Blog - Post to MySpace " then "Embed HTML."
I'm experimenting with adding appropriate video my weekly columns. You can see the first attempt on my Economics page. Look in the left-hand column for the subtitle "Related Video."
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Posted by Barbara J. Feldman at October 3, 2006 5:58 PM | Comments (1)
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Thank you very much for revealing the "secrets" of Google. They have really dug the embedding code real down deep in their system.
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