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How does one post or blog a video from yahoo?

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For example, I have this news link: http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/studyworldgetshappier

the video on this page is titled: "the secrets to denmark's happiness." the video only gives me the options to "IM" it, or to email it to a friend.

Does anyone know of a loophole?

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  1. Not for those videos, as they are posted by the news service on their website. They control the sharing options there. You would have to look on publicly-searchable video services to see if someone re-posted the video there.

    In relation to a Yahoo!360 blog, since the specific blog used hasn't been specified:

    - Find the embed code for the video that you want to add. Go to http://video.yahoo.com/ and search for the video. You can choose a video from YouTube and Google Video (and even more services than that - like Veoh). See http://www.youtube.com/sharing for example of what and where an embed code would be for that site.

    - Click on "My Blog" and create a new entry.

    - Type some text in the actual entry space as well, as it might not save.

    - Click the box next to "View HTML source" in the upper right of the entry space before adding code.

    - Copy the embed code and paste it into the space.

    - Click the box next to "View HTML source" to get back to regular view if necessary. It may not show up until the entry is Previewed or Saved.

    - Click "Save" button and see if it appears.

    See http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/360/blo... for the help page regarding embedding video into your blog.

    You can also add a link to the video's web page to your Blast, Blogroll, or a blog entry (by typing the name of the link, selecting the name, then using the "Add Link" button on the entry's toolbar to add the web address).

    NOTE: Java or javascript does not work in 360. Some flash codes - like the ones used for the mentioned video services - typically do.

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