Today I noticed that the maximum allowed size of video to upload is 500Mb against the previous of 150Mb. I don’t know if it is a real change or just a mistake of the webmaster. The lenght of the video is still 90 seconds (it can be longer, but the first 90 seconds will be visible only). Maybe it has been upgraded because of HD 90 secs videos from cameras and videocameras are bigger than 150Mb. I hope that Flickr will allow to upload bigger and longer video in the future. I can pay an extra for this feature.
Update: this news was published on Flickr Blog 2 days later of mine. Maybe they read mine :-), by the way I read that this is a pro account feature only.
Andrea Duni 
And this is why I’ll stick with Photobucket or YouTube for my video uploads.
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I suggest you to not use YouTube for personal videos because of rights management. Infact YouTube use the same rights policy of Facebook, for web-uploaded contents:
Then go to 8.2 of http://www.youtube.com/static?hl=en&template=terms and you can see that you give to YouTube a limited license to all your content, also the private one.
Than again you can avoid copyright violation if you subscribe to the Content Identification System. But a lot of people doesn’t use it because of occasional use of copyrighted videos.
Photobucket have 10mins video, but only 10Gb of storage and up to 5Mpixels images at a double price and by now, I have uploaded about 22Gb on Flickr with a lot of 8Mpixels images… so I could not use it, also if it has the same rights management of Flickr.
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