Don’t blame YouTube. Blame capitalism… and time.
Tom Scott examines the growing disparity between copyright law and technology it couldn’t foresee:
Illustrating this broken copyright situation: musicologist Adam Neely’s examination of the Katy Perry / Flame lawsuit, in which he defends Pery’s label, Universal Music…
… itself received a copyright strike – from Universal:
… which is then further explained by fellow YouTuber (and actual lawyer), Legal Eagle:
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