YouTube Makes Friends with EMI Music
YouTube is still battling it out with Viacom, but despite Viacom’s accusations against the video site’s copyright-protection integrity, YouTube is making new friends in musical places. On Thursday, YouTube inked a deal with EMI Music.The agreement will give YouTube users access to authorized videos and recordings from EMI Music artists, including those featured in user-generated content. YouTube users will be able to watch professionally produced music videos from the likes of Coldplay, Fat Boy Slim, Gorillaz, Lily Allen, and Norah Jones. EMI is also making authorized video content available to YouTube for the first time.
“With this deal, all four of the world’s major music companies are now official YouTube partners,” Chad Hurley, CEO and cofounder of YouTube, said in a statement.
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