YouTube and Copyright - Chad Hurley and Steve Chen

Complete video at: http://fora.tv/fora/showthread.php?t=1071
YouTube co-founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen discuss copyright issues regarding web video, in a conversation with Wired Magazine Editor-In-Chief Chris Anderson.

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Chad Hurley and Steven Chen in conversation with Chris Anderson.

With YouTube, Hurley and Chen created a new way for millions of people to entertain, educate, rock and shock one another on a scale we've never seen before. YouTube is a platform for everyday people to broadcast their perspectives to the masses.

Musicians, amateur filmmakers, comedians, and professional content owners alike are sharing their videos, and some even rise to the top to become stars. INFORUM awards the founders of YouTube for their ingenuity and talks with them about everything from their homegrown culture to Google to Viacom to what's next on the horizon. -- The Commonwealth Club

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[jolupapi]

Blame Google.

[spongedog50]

i hate youtube now

[alexmonte21]

they should have left it when it was frist made in 2005 it should have never been touched

[rakistah091]

youtube is more powerful than google,,,why give in youtube?!!!!!

[benbirdy]

stop spying on us, assholes!

[0utuube0]

google fucking ruined youtube.

[javier5124]

it seen like this isn't youtube anymore...like WTF

[subway394]

Who gives shit about copyrights of these giant evil media companies....

[fabsol199]

the hell rights!

[NeilFraudstrong]

I love the fact that they rail on against copyright infringement when, basically, copyright infringement built this site and their fortunes that they earned from it.

[ViCEOneTwo]

It celebrates THANKs For This The Best Web Sities!!!

Happy Year 5!!!

[LuvStruckMess]

@ehhhhhhhhhh Oh. I thought that was why every other video I click has a deleted soundtrack or the video has been removed.