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d_r

(6,907 posts)
4. wow.
Wed Aug 29, 2012, 05:00 PM
Aug 2012

Ok here is the interesting thing about it. I used a pink floyd video that is on youtube. That is still on youtube - along with about 5 other videos of the same song still on youtube. I have the link to the youtube video that I used. Somehow that one isn't blocked, but they found mine in a matter of minutes to block it? How in the world? Is it because of the gop convention footage?

Here is the notice:

Your video may include the following copyrighted content:

Visual content administered by:
New York Times Digital
"Three Little Bops (Classic)", visual content administered by:
Warner Bros. Entertainment
"Black Sabbath-War Pigs", sound recording administered by:
UMG
"Pink Floyd-Pigs (Three Different Ones)", sound recording administered by:
EMI


Every one of those is on youtube multiple times. The original video of Pink Floyd's pigs I edited for the background is on youtube. How in the world could they contest that so fast? I didn't mention Pink Floyd or Black Sabbath in the description. How could it have been identified in a matter of minutes after posting to DU? After only 4 views?

Says bocked. efhmc Aug 2012 #1
thanks d_r Aug 2012 #2
Nope. mlevans Aug 2012 #3
wow. d_r Aug 2012 #4
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