CAN STOP THE MUSIC | Nintendo, Copyright, and YouTube (VL621)

Nintendo has taken the unusual step of removing more than a thousand YouTube videos created by YouTuber GilvaSunner. Why? Because the videos in question consisted almost entirely of Nintendo game soundtracks.

While some are up in arms, others have questions about Copyright, Nintendo's rights, the DMCA, and more - questions we mean to answer...with special guest Legal Mindset!

You may want soundtracks, but it seems that Nintendon't...in Virtual Legality.

#Nintendo #GilvaSunner #Takedowns

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