3 ms·
>Name me a non-obscure movie, show, or song and I’ll bet I find it on YouTube. With songs, at least, most of the time it's posted there by Vevo, so the recordi
by naravara 8y ago
>Name me a non-obscure movie, show, or song and I’ll bet I find it on YouTube.
With songs, at least, most of the time it's posted there by Vevo, so the recording industry put it there themselves. It's unlikely to be a big driver of their traffic or revenue. The incentives aren't even there, they're so quick to demonetize or send DMCA takedowns that anything people are likely to search for are at high risk of being taken down. You really only see the flowering of pirated content in the early days after live events, like when a new movie trailer drops.