I’ve Got A Bad Feeling About This…Adding YouTube Annotations Just Got Easy - TechCrunch
Thu, Jan 29th, 2009
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For better or for worse, YouTube has just made it easier to add annotations to your videos. Annotations, which were introduced to the site last June, consist of little grey popups that can include standard text boxes or speech bubbles, or offer interactive links to other clips. They’re useful when they’re used sparingly, but can also be more than a little annoying.
To insert the annotations, users previously had to use an editor tucked under the ‘edit video’ menu...
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