I wouldn't hesitate to put clips up, Richard. Youtube don't really
worry about shows from the 60s - it's more copyrighted music that
they concern themselves with.

I have a number of clips on my Raffles The Amateur Cracksman site
which is hosted by Homestead - Homestead have even recently
introduced a new feature where you can import clips from Youtube -
check it out under 'trailers' and 'film' at the following:

http://www.raffles-the-amateur-cracksman.com

Your website is looking very attractive, nicely laid out and easy to
migrate around. Great to see, this was such a fab show especially
the original series (I have never been all that keen on the 2000
series, but that's just me),

Cheers,
Jennifer

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the series and adding them to the site. What's putting me off the
idea is that that sort of thing nearly always falls foul of YouTube's
copyright policy and gets delight almost instantly.
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