Free Google videos, thanks to sponsors

I read on Reviewsaurus that thanks to some sponsors, certain videos on Google are now free.
Tried to view a cartoon but was told that the provider of the video had not authorised Google to display the video in my region. Aw shucks. [Update: While I couldn’t view Mr Magoo, I could at least watch Felix the Cat, courtesy of Burger King.]
And we’re still waiting for the iTunes Store to come to Singapore (next year)…

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