Several companies (the only ones I can remember now are MTV and Vivendi) are thinking of contracting with YouTube to offer some of their content online. Anyone remember when NBC went on a rampage and started demanding that all the SNL clips on YouTube be deleted for copyright infringement? Total bullshit, no one was stating it was their own content and EVERYONE FUCKING KNOWS THE COWBELL JOKE is from SNL

I'm only upset about this because I saw a skit on SNL with a MySpace class at an adult learning annex and it was so funny. The class consisted of one concerned mother and a bunch of peadophiles

Not that having such takeovers taking place is new but we can officially say that the corporate world has certainly been turned upside down on it's head.


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Originally posted by dj_bas Several companies (the only ones I can remember now are MTV and Vivendi) are thinking of contracting with YouTube to offer some of their content online. Anyone remember when NBC went on a rampage and started demanding that all the SNL clips on YouTube be deleted for copyright infringement? Total bullshit, no one was stating it was their own content and EVERYONE FUCKING KNOWS THE COWBELL JOKE is from SNL I'm only upset about this because I saw a skit on SNL with a MySpace class at an adult learning annex and it was so funny. The class consisted of one concerned mother and a bunch of peadophiles

In regards to SNL what really hit it home was the Natalie Portman rap.

The video was pulled from youtube but they noticed how much of a new crowd SNL got after that. Now NBC has this video in question ( and many others ) on their own website.

And yeah lmao with the Myspace skit.


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Originally posted by jdat

Nice, I'm aware of NBC's online SNL skits that you can view at their website, but I didn't know that the MySpace one was anywhere. It's fucking funny

And the rest of you? "what she said" haahaha