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"We are already experiencing YouTube in just about every conceivable way, but that just isn't enough yet for most people.  To answer the call of making sure you can see your favorite videos just about anywhere, the popular site has announced they are launching several new APIs that will let you be even more interactive with their service from just about anywhere.\nThe new APIs add a lot to the potential ways a site can use YouTube, but the most exciting has to be the new ability to allow visitors to your site to log into their video account and upload their new videos directly, keeping them from ever leaving your site.  You can also now enable what is called the \"chromeless\" player; this will be a stripped down version of the YouTube player with no controls or chrome around the outside so you will have full control on how the video player looks on your site.\u00A0 The APIs are also now coming in 18 languages for all of the countries YouTube currently supports, so non-English sites will be able to jump into the fun finally.\nIn short, the new APIs allow you to do everything you currently do on the YouTube home site itself, from any site of your choosing.  Manage your account, change subscriptions, manage favorites, etc, all of that can now be done from anywhere on the web.  You can go ahead and grab the code from the Google Code site, and watch the video embedded below to get the explanation directly from the team behind the new code.  (You can also enjoy the Steve Ballmer joke at the end involving a bobble head)  This is some really exciting new stuff from the YouTube team, and it should be amazing what we see popping up across the web in the coming weeks.\n\n\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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