Gamer’s Nexus made a 3.5 hour investigative report video on GPU Export Controls and the GPU Black Market. Here is a related article on their web site that links to the video, now showing it being copyright claimed by Bloomberg L.P…
Here is an alternative link to the video on Rumble and somebody put it on the Internet Archive as well.
Wait wait wait.
…what?
Like, I am not surprised that somebody would do a takedown strike on that.
But… what?
Does… the video contain substantial segments of Bloomberg video within it?
Was a long vid, I don’t remember it all, but it uh, seemed like entirely self shot footage to me.
And obviously even if it did contain a snippet from a Bloomberg video… this would surely count as ‘substantially transformative’ content.
But also… Bloomberg is Bloomberg, they have a lot of money and high powered lawyers.
Well, congrats Steve, you and the team are officially real journalists now.
They site Bloomberg a couple of times, I wouldn’t be surprised if that was why because the sited articles are pay to view, which is a completely absurd reason but nothing surprises me with corps these days
So youtube videos cant come from published sources now? I doubt he read an entire paywalled article, start to finish, on video. Even if screenshots of paragraphs are used, thats just citing sources and corroborating the things coming out of your mouth. This is an extremely dangerous precedent.
Keep in mind that Nvidia et all are directly collaborating with the white house, and reporting on this stuff is going against the official narrative
Pssst, in this context, it’s “cite”
I would pretend that english is not my first language, but in my experience esl speakers tend to do better than us native speakers. (i did think it looked wrong as i typed it, used that word enough in uni you’d think i would remember)
