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Follow-Up: UMG Has 'Backdoor' into YouTube
The Verge is reporting that when Universal Music Group removed the video for "I Use Megaupload," they did so by using a backdoor into YouTube because "the music label has a special agreement with YouTube that allows it to directly remove content even when it doesn't infringe a copyright it holds." Ummm...
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The fuck is that.
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huh?
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whoaaaa
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but didn't they use DMCA to get it off of other sites aswell?
This is probably a good thing to be happening now, as it can be an example of why SOPA should not be passed. |
this is news?
http://www.youtube.com/cvp_app anyone can apply for one. just doesn't mean you'll get it. totally legitimate tool for content owners, and UMG seems to have abused it. |
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You see, even though we all saw Megaupload's video repeatedly taken down and Tech News Today's news report censored as well, UMG lawyers claim that's the work of a "reference file" created when the original video was pulled, and that YouTube's automated removal process is responsible for all the other removals we saw. |
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that doesn't seem right or a legitimate practice
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YOU GUYS: I'm sure Universal knows what they're doing. I have complete faith in the label.
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"Ummm..." was my instant reaction as well.
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If the lawyers for UMG are lurking this thread, I would want to suggest to them to check out the link below hahaha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect |
Major labels can do whatever they want, this is news to who..?
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