I dislike Universal Music Group.. so in the spirit
of channeling that emotion.. I'm posting
the text I received today as a result of
using used the Glenn Miller song 'In the mood'
on a home movie I shot at the falcon field
airshow last year.
Personally, I dont have a problem with their
assertion of copyright, but IMHO this is fair
use, and I'm not willing to be a mouthpiece
for UMG, so I've pulled the video, The
compromise, was to serve ads over the top
of the thing. yeah whatever..
bwahahahahah!
text after the jump:
UMG has claimed some or all audio content in your video WW-II Airshow @ Falcon Field, Mesa AZ. This claim was made as part of the YouTube Content Identification program.
Your video is still live because UMG has authorized the use of this content on YouTube. As long as UMG has a claim on your video, they will receive public statistics about your video, such as number of views. Viewers may also see advertising on your video's page.
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Content claimed: Some or all of the audio content
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