Cartoon Network joins Star Trek in having its Comic-Con@Home panel pulled over YouTube copyright claim
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Hours after a Star Trek Comic-Con@Home panel was yanked temporarily Thursday, Turner Broadcasting inadvertently pulled the plug on a Cartoon Network panel. YouTube didn't respond when Gizmodo asked what happened, "but all signs to this being copyright bots getting a little too overzealous," says Alyse Stanley. "Obviously, Turner and CBS get zero benefit from blocking their own marketing content, particularly at a time when the ongoing covid-19 pandemic has pushed major media events like SDCC online. And given that this has happened twice now, chances are CBS and Turner won’t be the last media companies scrambling to correct an erroneous flag by YouTube’s software during SDCC."
TOPICS: Cartoon Network, YouTube, San Diego Comic-Con, Star Trek, Turner
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