Sep 20, 2025
WHAT HOW AM I JUST NOW REALIZING BOTH MERCEDES AND BOTH RACING BULLS AND YUKI IN Q3.
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WHAT HOW AM I JUST NOW REALIZING BOTH MERCEDES AND BOTH RACING BULLS AND YUKI IN Q3.
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@emoclownemoji and what are you implying??? Key just simply isn't ready for love yet!!!
Pinto fandom is almost dead?
you guys agree?
oh dear I... I think I ship rhyiona... well... damn...
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HEY GUYS SO MY BUDDY pete-zza IS HAVING PROBLEMS WITH HER PHONE AND SHES NOT ON TUMBLR FOR NOW BUT SHE'LL BE BACK SOON PLEASE DONT UNFOLLOW HER :)
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YOUTUBE SET TO STOP STREAMING INDIE LABELS OVER LICENCE ISSUES
YouTube is gearing up to stop showing videos from independent record labels including Domino records and XL, in a dispute over the video site's new features.
This will be bad news for anyone wanting to watch the ridiculous new Arctic Monkeys video.
YouTube will stop streaming videos from these labels as they gear up to launch a 'premium paid' music service, which will put themselves in direct competition with Spotify, Beats Music and Deezer. The Financial Times reports that while 90% of record labels have agreed new terms with YouTube, both XL and Domino have been unable to come to an agreement, and are said to be holding out for a better deal.
The newspaper also reports that due to unsatisfactory terms offered by YouTube, the labels have appealed to the European Commission to assist the discussion. YouTube will start removing videos from labels who have not agreed to their new terms in the next few days.
The dispute is said to come from unhappiness with additional features being added to the free service, not the new Premium model, while YouTube insist the new scheme has been developed with their viewers in mind.
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