I have been uploading YouTube videos, which are linked with the YouTube site.  It suddenly struck me whether any copyright issues are involved.  When you click on any video, it shows that it comes from YouTube and also displays the URL.  I would appreciate either EB or TC confirming that I (and other members for that matter) do not breach any copyrights when uploading YouTube videos onto NOTH.

You wouldn't be able to stream a YouTube video unless the poster had coded it to be public so I don't think there's any problem.

You may access User Submissions solely:

for your information and personal use;
as intended through the normal functionality of the YouTube Service; and
for Streaming.

If you read the terms of service you will usually find the answer to questions of use for different sites. Hope that this helps. Suzan

Hi Sgrannylove and Ditto,

Thank you for your responses here.  It appears that any video that is posted on YouTube is available to the general public and other websites as evidenced by their saying:

"Your account name (not your email address) is displayed to other Users
when you upload videos or send messages through the YouTube Sites and
other Users can contact you through messages and comments. Any videos
that you submit to the YouTube Sites may be redistributed through the
internet and other media channels, and may be viewed by the general
public. If you have enabled Active Sharing, other users may see that
you, as identified by your account name (not your email address), are
watching the same video." See their Privacy Policy.

Regards

Frits