Warner threatens YouTube on music
Karen posted on December 22nd, 2008
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Warner Music Group has told YouTube, the video sharing site, to remove music videos by its artists from the site.
Contract negotiations have ended because Warner wanted more money for having its music on YouTube.
But the Warner channel was still available on YouTube on Monday and Warner is reportedly still keen to reach a settlement.
via BBC NEWS | Business | Warner threatens YouTube on music.
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