UChoob
Published February 28, 2009 | 
Lately I have been targeted by them to remove my audio tracks from my slide shows, speed paints, etc. So I been going after creative commons music as of late and let me just say…it’s freaking hard to find good orchestral music that is free. Most music, including the shiz youtube posts for replacing the tracks is TERRIBLE. Ugh.
Anyways, I find that lately youtube has been WAY too strict with this type of thing. I can maybe understand if it’s an unknown artist and the person using it is making money or something off of it, but most of the videos I have seen pulled or muted are things like mine or just silly fan videos, and ALL of them have credited the original artist. All these videos do is give more publicity to already well known bands/movies/artists. I really don’t see why they get their panties in a wad over it all. It would be different if it were full copyrighted movies or these people, like I said, were making money from them, but they aren’t. It annoys me.
This video kind of sums my thoughts up nicely. 
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Yeah. But DX this thing was bound to happen when Google took over. Not that it’s even Google’s fault, but now that it’s high profile and not a “startup” website, companies are way more likely to sue.
But it’s ridiculous. Why do those companies even frikkin care?
I know! It pisses me off. I literally find all my music via youtube. It’s pituful but true and i know tons of people who do.
that video was awesome!!!! my points exactly. alot of my new music discoveries come from fan made videos of greys anatomy and stuff and it makes me mad they’re removed especially when credit is given.
i absolutely loved the very ending and his poem lol.
hey! I am happy your back in fcf hehe
and I am back in blogging as well. About Youtube.. I agree they are so strict… they are also removing some of my videos @.@ so those movies that were requested and were remove because they said they own it @.@ I put them in crunchyroll hehe.
That video is amazing
Sums the whole thing up quite nicely. Heck, all these videos are is free advertisement! I can’t even begin to count all the songs that I’ve bought off iTunes because I heard them first on YouTube and loved them. Silly companies, doing themselves in >.<