Futurama - The Beast with a Billion Backs

[Lavos^]

I put the new Futurama movie up on YouTube last night, and surprisingly it's not gone yet, lol.

Part 1: http://youtube.com/watch?v=a6uHyIG0C-M

And what made me lol:

#89 - Most Subscribed (This Week) - United Kingdom
#97 - Most Viewed (Today) - United Kingdom

[Laserrobotics]

it's publicity.  they're waiting till they will anger as many people as possible before taking it down.

[demonicpriest]

Hot. Hot. Hoooottt.

[Lige]

the video was blocked for me.

[Pwntastic]

This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by a third party.

Heh, owned.

[Laserrobotics]

see?  lots of people got a glimpse, and now it's blocked.

[lament]

its was pretty good in the beginning. the end was shitty though.

[Lavos^]

They took a while though, it was up for over 2 days before they removed it, lol. The actual video is still there though, you just can't view it, you may be able to download it....

[demonicpriest]

it's publicity.  they're waiting till they will anger as many people as possible before taking it down.

No they aren't. People don't get pissed about this, the company does. They take it down because Warner Bros. or whoever tells them to, not because random viewers complain. Thats ridiculous.

[Laserrobotics]

by "anger as many people as possible" i meant that the people would get angry over it's being taken down, not that it's up there.

[VDZ]

it's publicity.  they're waiting till they will anger as many people as possible before taking it down.

No they aren't. People don't get pissed about this, the company does. They take it down because Warner Bros. or whoever tells them to, not because random viewers complain. Thats ridiculous.

You'd be surprised. WB wouldn't be able to react this quickly; some users flag illegal YouTube videos because they're just assholes and have nothing better to do.

[Laserrobotics]

that works too.

[Lavos^]

Fox took it down actually.

[demonicpriest]

I think a multi-million dollar company can afford giving someone the job of browsing youtube for they're videos.

[sub7th]

If it's attracting a crown then technically google is making a profit from FOX's copyrighted materials.
And that's a big no-no with out a lot of paper work.