Deion Sanders Jr. blasts The Carton Show and Fox Sports for making copyright claim on his viral video
"How you gone COPYRIGHT MY VIDEO on y’all YouTube and try to take money out of my pocket?"
"How you gone COPYRIGHT MY VIDEO on y’all YouTube and try to take money out of my pocket?"
The Aggies' copyright takedowns here meant even more people learned of this clip.
While FreeDawkins' videos with NBA clips have vanished from YouTube, a NBA source told AA the league didn't launch a copyright takedown, and that their policies on highlights videos haven't changed since Adam Silver's 2015 "Highlights are marketing" comments.
"That’s not the fault of Barstool. I can’t apologize for every human on the internet who submits a video under a dummy email account and says it’s theirs."
The Pac-12 looks even worse after using copyright claims to take this video down.
This lawsuit could see some interesting discussion as to how outlets cover the Heisman Trophy.
Alabama joins Georgia, Missouri, Texas, South Florida and others hit by Twitter suspensions over music in videos.