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YouTube planning a subscription based on-demand video service

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With video streaming witnessing a boom in the world of
technology replacing slowly the need for TV's, YouTube is planning to launch a
subscription based video on demand service.</div>
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According to a report, YouTube may rope in its YouTube
stars to create videos under the YouTube Originals banner. </div>
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It would be
subscription based service but the content would be ad-free. </div>
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The increased use of ad-blocker programs has also made
it difficult to attract ad revenue on the website. YouTube is said to be
finally breaking even, ten years after it began offering its service. The
increased revenues garnered through subscriptions would encourage developers to
create more engaging content, besides bring more income to the content
creators.</div>
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With the start of this project, YouTube will come closer to
its goal of making scheduled television obsolete in the near future.</div>
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YouTube has also some long term projects.  The company is looking to create original
series like the ones on NetFlix. It is said that the new service would resemble
the YouTube Music Key that offers ad-free access to select music video and free
streaming from Google Play Music all which will be charged on monthly basis
around some <span class="rupee">R<span>s.</span></span>500.</div>
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YouTube blocks BBC's Nirbhaya documentary video

Unknown 1 News, Reports, Youtube 18:25

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In the wake of a request from the government of India, video sharing 
site YouTube on Friday removed videos of BBC's documentary on the 
December 2012 rape case. <br />
Earlier, the government had asked BBC to
 not air the controversial documentary, however, BBC anyway went ahead 
and released the documentary in the UK and Wednesday, and later uploaded
 it on YouTube.<br />
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The Indian Express is reporting that the 
government had asked YouTube to remove the videos of the documentary and
 it appears that the Google owned service has complied with the demands 
of the government.<br />
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"While we believe that access to information 
is the foundation of a free society, and that services like YouTube help
 people express themselves and share different points of view, we 
continue to remove content that is illegal or violates our community 
guidelines, once notified," said a YouTube spokesperson.<br />
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As per 
government rules, YouTube needs to be notified if it is hosting illegal 
content, so that it is able to take appropriate action. The YouTube link
 to the video currently carries a message saying that the video has been
 blocked due to a court order, which indicates some kind of 
intervention. <br />
Earlier, the Delhi High Court had placed an order 
restraining the broadcast of the documentary, which contained an 
interview of Mukesh Singh, who is an accused in the rape case. Reports 
have suggested, that Singh has reportedly claimed that Nirbhaya should 
not have resisted the rape, which resulted in the severe assault that 
she went through resulting in her eventual demise. This has caused an 
uproar in the country.  <br />
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BBC, for its part, claims that it has no intentions of releasing or broadcasting the interview in India. </div>
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Illayaraja: TV, radio and YouTube can't use my songs without getting rights from me

Unknown 0 News, Reports, Youtube 09:50

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<span style="font-size: small;">Maestro Illayaraja, who has the rights to all the songs that he has 
composed in over 1,000 films, says it's illegal for television channels 
and radio stations to play them without paying him.</span></h1>
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"The (Madras) 
High Court has ordered that my songs cannot be downloaded or sold 
through CDs or any other means. Henceforth, without getting the rights 
from me none should use my songs. It's an infringement of my 
intellectual property rights," he said. <br />
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The
 Madras High Court had yesterday made absolute the interim injunction 
granted by it against five audio recording companies from making and 
selling film music compositions of the music director violating his 
copyright. <br />
He also said it's illegal to share his songs on video-sharing sites such as YouTube and Daily Motion.<br />
"Those who want the rights to my songs may approach me or the producer's council," he added.<br />
Ilayaraja,
 71, had filed a petition seeking to restrain Agi Music private Limited,
 Echo Recording Company Private Limited, Unisys Info Solutions Private 
Limited, Agi Music sdn bhd, Malaysia and Giri Trading Company, Mumbai, 
from manufacturing and selling, distributing or in any manner infringing
 his exclusive right under the Copyright Act-1957. <br />
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The
 veteran musician has composed music for about 4500 songs since 1970 in 
various languages, with many of them being chartbusters.</div>
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Illayaraja: TV, radio and YouTube can't use my songs without getting rights from me

Maestro Illayaraja, who has the rights to all the songs that he has composed in over 1,000 films, says it's illegal for televisi...