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The following references may be useful when improving this article in the future:

Shepherd, Jack (2016-05-22). "Family Guy 'stole a video' from YouTube then claimed the original breached copyright". The Independent.
Paget, Mat (2016-05-20). "Family Guy Used NES Game Footage From YouTube, Then Claimed Copyright on Same Video". GameSpot.
Maxwell, Andy (2016-05-20). "Fox 'Stole' a Game Clip, Used it in Family Guy & DMCA'd the Original". TorrentFreak.

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I removed the proposed deletion tab because I've to edit it further. Please give me reasonable time for that. Thanks. Dinuraeditions (talk)

Hi, I'm not the one who tagged the page, but can you say why this content is better off here rather than in the relevant section of the Youtube article? It is often preferable to keep things all together, so a reader reading about YT's policies doesn't have to split off to read here, then go back to where they were. Thanks! Crow^Caw 21:51, 23 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]

React trademark section

The section on the Fine Bros' trademark on the word 'REACT' might not be relevant as it was an issue on trademarks, not copyright. Skymann102 (talk) 13:06, 7 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Story of a massacre

Just discovered about a story, regarding some user making copyright claims on videos owned by this user. Usually, third-party companies such as Shopro and Viacom are allowed to do that, but an independent user cannot. Even if the video quality and duration was different from what another user uploaded, there's no way anyone can make a blatant erroneous claim, because it is usually against YouTube's terms of use. SportsLair (talk) 13:15, 28 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]