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Do you think Madonna uploaded those videos? I'm not asking "is it mathematically possible?" I'm asking "do you really think Madonna, or Madonna's agent, uploa
by danielweber 13y ago
Do you think Madonna uploaded those videos?
I'm not asking "is it mathematically possible?" I'm asking "do you really think Madonna, or Madonna's agent, uploaded that video?"
The court system very rarely works on the concept of "well, it could have been legit." If you buy a bunch of speakers 90% off out of the back of a van in an alley with their serial numbers scratched off, "well, it could have been legit" will not fly very far.
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- Crito 13y ago"Do you think Madonna uploaded those videos? I'm not asking "is it mathematically possible?" I'm asking "do you really think Madonna, or Madonna's agent, uploaded that video?"" Isn't that what record companies do these days? I thought that was the idea behind the Vevo stuff. Between that and Youtube's audio fingerprinting, it seems reasonable to assume that if a pop star's song is on youtube, it is because their record company put it there.