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Last revised: 12 March 2017
YouTube, the video streaming platform, was founded in 2005, originally as a convenient way for friends to share video clips. It gradually became a repository of memories, a place to publish work, and a platform for sharing all manner of audio-visual content. As a result, YouTube has been criticised by numerous institutions and companies for copyright infringement, primarily because YouTube itself does not review videos before users upload them; a clip alleged to infringe copyright is only removed when the rights holder requests it. Even though YouTube reminds users before uploading not to post unauthorised audio-visual content, many videos containing copyrighted material remain on the platform, shared and circulated without authorisation and without being reported.
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- YouTube Launches Free Music Library — No Copyright Issues for Video Soundtracks (VR-ZONE)
- YouTube Faces NT$1 Billion Copyright Lawsuit from Pharrell Williams, The Eagles, and Others (TechNews)
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