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Yea ha ha. They took that poison pill already, I really, really doubt they ever new pop music stops being part of youtube in the future, the audience is too la
by verall 6y ago
Yea ha ha.
They took that poison pill already, I really, really doubt they ever new pop music stops being part of youtube in the future, the audience is too large. It would be like them taking music off of the radio because people could record it on reel-to-reels. They might stomp around a bit and try to use the law to get what they want, but when push comes to shove the big labels will keep their music on youtube.
- rhizome 6y agoThe RIAA/NARM/etc. needs YouTube WAY more than vice-versa.