Maybe it's part of the European article 13 that's due to be fully passed this year, that in my opinion will destroy the internet, the great firewall of China ain't got nothing on this
For the ones, like myself, who don't know about article 13, i found this:
Article 13 approved: What are the EU copyright law amendments?
Politics
Critics of Article 13, the proposed EU directive on copyright, warned that it could censor internet users
Article 13, and its sibling Article 11, are contentious pieces of EU copyright law that, opponents claim, could destroy the internet as we know it. It's been referred to as the "meme ban", as well as censorship. However its supporters say it's necessary to support creatives online.
In September 2017 the European Parliament voted on – and approved – an amended version of the EU copyright law that was rejected by the same body in July of this year.
The divisive legislation was put to the ultimate democratic test in Strasbourg, with 438 voting in favour of the measures, 226 voting against and 39 abstaining.
The proposed changes have split opinions, with proponents of reform including many notable musicians and artists, such as Wyclef Jean, who made an appearance in Strasbourg today. Opponents of the legislation include websites and internet presences who claim the laws will mark the end of "meme" culture and user-generated content.
As for the immediate future, nothing's going to change yet. State leaders within the EU still need to sanction the changes before individual countries start hashing out the legal minutiae of the change.
A particular point of contention is Article 13, which, were it to come to fruition, would make platforms like YouTube liable for copyrighted material. As such, platforms would require agreements with content producers (or whoever owns the rights to the music, film or television being shared).
YouTube has taken a particularly vocal stance against the proposed change, with the firm's CEO Susan Wojcicki taking to Twitter to voice her stance: "Article 13 could put the creative economy of creators and artists around the world at risk," she propounded.
Another troubling section is Article 11, known as the "link tax", which would require publishers and aggregate sites to pay a tax to sites to whom they link. This would mean Google would need to pay to list news stories and other websites on its search engine - a prospect it is definitely not very keen on.
Back in July, the European Parliament voted to reject a new copyright directive, which included the particularly controversial Article 13. The proposed law was rejected by 318 votes to 278, with 31 abstentions. The EU's copyright reforms are being debated this month, giving policymakers more room to hone the legal framework around copyrighted content in the internet age.
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https://www.alphr.com/politics/1009470/article-13-eu-what-is-it-copyright
And i was just about to upload some of my early works to youtube, and of course i used third party material, music, images.
Aren`t that the vids as a part of the video collection "Historie"? https://www.discogs.com/New-Model-Army-History-The-Videos-85-90/release/523756
Sometimes videos aren´t deleted, but you have to test other or more keywords or the the link is listed on page 225 ;)
if you're interested, there are still some vids from my old channel... a video shot in iceland nma - "wipeout" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaOB2owPICs&t=11s) as soundtrack.
a video to gwar…
and noatv "lights go out" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY8usONISts&t=23s)
uploaded a very old experiment. GTA3 vs. Evildead- Gone Shooting...
My friend married in iceland and opened a diving school. (dive.is, check it out) it was after the marriage, that we traveled with about 40 people from the wedding for 10 days through island and iceland is all that your friend said. the last time I was there for like 7 weeks, as a chef cooking for traveler-groups on camping sites, so i was in a tent for about 6 weeks in different places. man, this was an experience!
you should get a copy of the marvellous cd/dvd edition
you seem to be a sensible person... hope you didn't see too much of the things that upset you in my vids.
i feel like a disturbed creature
watching horror and violent movies since i was very young and graphic images don't touch me anymore as they used to.
but i will cry when listening to "carlisle road"...
8 your posts exceed a little my understanding of the contexts due to the foreign language. but i like reading it and your thoughts behind and i guess i get 82% of it ;-)
Let me explain a little my approach to graphic images in the media. i was a professional editor, i was trained in that career and it all started after watching The Evil Dead with 12 or 13 years of age. i was scared to the bones but at the same time i knew that i've seen the most creative film ever and was blown away. the camera did not only move, it flew! it flew through the woods, it flew through a door! and the sounds and the light and the special effects..so surreal disgusting schockingly-beautiful. i then began to collect horror movies and read fangoria magazine and gorezone and always wanted to know how these things are done, which could scare me so much. it was always important to me, to be able to look behind the curtain of the wizard of oz. so many years later i was trained to become an editor and learned all about the technical side of a production. i worked on many sets and experienced how much of a group effort it is to produce a film. so everytime i see a movie i also see behind the curtain and that gives me some distance but i'm not detached. i would compare it to a doctor, who has to be somewhat distance to the pain of the patient in that way, that he has to perform without also feeling the pain.
when i was in iceland i didn't go to any acts or visited venues so i don't really know how this situation is over there. i think instead of playing there, they (NMA) could go over there for some weeks and produce or record or work on songs. i would like to have iceland influence them more that just play there in a beautiful sourrounding.
Cthulhu :) Your English is great! That's a hell of a lot more than I can say for my German! :-[thank you! it really is due to my horror-movie obsession, because in those days it was necessary to get all the movies in their original versions, because they were censored so heavily here in germany, and of course reading those english magazines. so at leat one thing, that horror movies are really good for;-))
QuoteCthulhu :) Your English is great! That's a hell of a lot more than I can say for my German! :-[thank you! it really is due to my horror-movie obsession, because in those days it was necessary to get all the movies in their original versions, because they were censored so heavily here in germany, and of course reading those english magazines. so at leat one thing, that horror movies are really good for;-))
How do you implement the link behind the title, like in "this interview" as you wrote?
Got it 8) your idea to quote woked perfectly..
I'm going to have to learn German just to find out what the heck was spoken in this interview (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf3k7WWyMcw&t=112s). Too bad it wasn't in Italian or French. How I wish people wouldn't speak over his voice. :'( I could listen to him 'til the cows come home. I don't know what it is, but there's just something quite calming, soothing, comforting, magical, inspiring about it. I love it.
To whomever can answer this question and/or is able of rectifying this matter...
Is EMI :-\ (or some other person/group) removing some of the original, official NMA videos from YouTube? I am no longer able to find either of the following promos...
1. "White Coats"
2. "Stupid Questions"
3. "Green and Grey"
4. "Get Me Out"
5. "Vagabonds"
If anyone else has noticed others gone missing, please jump in and say which.
Also missing is a wonderful interview Mr. Sullivan did back in 1998 for Amercia's NBC station. What's happening. None of these videos were offensive, so am confused as to why they've been pulled and by whom.
A look into this matter by the band / management / record label representative, would be genuinely appreciated.
Thank you.
Well it's a valid point. It will be EMI that are taking stuff down from the early years, not the band. It's also possible that some videos are not allowed in certain countries due to copyright etc.