Claiming content on YouTube is a losing battle. “It’s no easy task to identify yourself as the creator of a clip, especially when it gets popular and replicated.” The Bridezilla fiasco is a perfect example.
You can’t own a YouTube video… seriously
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9:12 AM PT
I don’t really understand how the bridezilla video is a good example of nobody being able to claim responsability.
The girls who made the movie, and the hair company who hired tham, have proven that they created it.
Unless, of course, an identical movie was made with clones!!!!
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