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Funny or Die Blows It |
Posted by Terry Howard @ 4/19/2007 
So no biggie, it's a viral video, I thought. I'll just check it out at one of the dozens of other places it's sure to be hosted. I searched The Google and immediately found a result from the tried and true YouTube. Except I get hit with this message: "This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Funny or Die, Inc."
Funny or Die, Inc, you are morons. It's a viral video, you WANT people to share this, you want it hosted on every social network in the land, embedded on every blog, solen and copied a million times over. What you have done is severely limited your exposure not just now, but down the line, and placed the point of delivery on one obviously overstrained system. Not smart at all.
Labels: marketing, video, viral