It’s really
amazing that how music publishers are dogged to eradicate piracy through
lawsuits, approaching hard for new laws, and advertising campaigns to emphasize
how awful piracy is and then they get wedged breaking the law themselves. When
it comes to bolstering profits from YouTube videos, they don’t care about
breach the rules and creating billions of forged views.
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Three music
publishers were trapped by Google who are doing just that, and erased billions
of video views in reply. The accused publishers are RCA, Sony/BMG, and
Universal. They were all engaged in by means of online services in order to produce
more views for some particular videos to create more attention as the videos
are seen as being well-liked and in turn get more contact. The views also make income
for Google and the music publishers from the ads located next to them.
RCA indulged 39
million false views to its videos, Sony/BMG included 847.7 million, but
Universal had well about over a billion bogus views detached from videos.
Corporations are disgusting sometimes beyond doubt.
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