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Image: screenshot/Youtube/jason abbruzzese When we looked deeper into the livestreams, the number we found was mindblowing. Many of these accounts appear to exist solely to give watchers an endless loop of their favorite shows and only have a few other posts related to the live streamed content.

What's really strange is that there appears to be no obvious incentive for doing this, either. We can basically rule out doing it for ad money because you have to apply to be part of the to earn any ad revenue.

Your channel also needs 10,000 views to be eligible to apply, and YouTube has to approve of every account that makes it through, so none of these accounts have a chance to pass. The audiences watching these channels are actually pretty small compared to other popular channels, too. The largest number of viewers we witnessed was just over a thousand, while many streams had only a few dozen people tuned in at any given time. Clearly, this isn't the type of content that fosters the types of large communities found elsewhere on the site. We reached out to a few of these account holders directly on the platform, but haven't heard back from anyone as of press time.

The phenomenon seems to be rather ephemeral. Most of the accounts we viewed early in the day were shut down within just a few hours.

Some of them survived for up to 20 hours after they were posted — but they were few and far between. This was a South Park 24/7 live stream account. Image: screenshot/youtube YouTube does its best to make it easy for people to report illegal copyright streams, which could be why the accounts are so often wiped from the site.

First, copyright holders can YouTube that they believe their materials are being improperly hosted. YouTube then reviews the offending content, and pulls it down if it's found to be infringing the copyright. Users who have multiple complaints against them can be banned from the platform entirely. Second, there's the nearly decade-old tool called, which allows the rights holders to manage their content more directly. Copyright holders provide reference files of their content to YouTube, which feed them into the system.

The tool can be used for tracking, monetization, or outright blocking content that match the copyrighted materials. There are over 8,000 partners who use this tool, a vast majority who choose to allow materials to stay up. Video uploaders aren't exactly hung totally out to dry here, either. If a video creator receives a takedown request, they can file a counter notification. Likewise with Content ID claims — YouTube creators can dispute those, too.

Image: screenshot/youtube We reached out to YouTube to ask about its stance on the livestreams, since the videos are so clearly outside the realm of copyright laws. 'YouTube respects the rights of copyright holders and we’ve invested heavily in copyright and content management tools to give rights holders control of their content on YouTube,' a YouTube spokesperson told Mashable in an email. 'When copyright holders work with us to provide reference files for their content, we ensure all are scanned for third party content, and we either pause or terminate streams when we find matches to third party content.' We also reached out to 20th Century Fox (the copyright holder for King of the Hill, which we found to be a commonly streamed show), but its reps had no comment on the matter. It looks like those live streams that caught our eye are just another quirk of the live streaming video platform, which has morphed from an internet oddity for cat videos to a major streaming and music giant over the years. You might not always be able to watch your favorite shows on YouTube — especially if the copyright holder is persistent — but if you find a stream at the right moment, you might find some free binging where you least expect it.

Just remember that there's a good chance the person posting the copyrighted material is breaking the law.

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Kelly never stopped preying on young high school girls even as he became an adult. His own experience with being sexually abused as a child does not excuse him for this. The only reason, and I mean the ONLY reason why this man has gotten away with it, even in this age of #metoo when a 6 hour documentary should NOT be necessary after Weinstein, Cosby, Spacey, etc., is simply because these victims were black women. That is the only difference. Kelly abused dozens and dozens of black women, and that was unfortunately and is still less important. These black women, who were just girls at the time, minors, have to make a documentary because #metoo isn't enough for black girls. Now if you think I'm wrong, ask yourself if R.Kelly would have gotten off if he statutorily raped white girls.

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Veronica Mars is a critically acclaimed American teen drama/mystery-neo-noir series which premiered on UPN on September 22, 2004, airing its first two seasons on the network before moving to The CW Television Network on October 3, 2006. The show stars Kristen Bell as the title character: a student, progressing from high school to college during the series, who moonlights as a private investigator under the wing of her detective father. Said to be 'a little bit Buffy and a little bit Bogart', the show balances murder mystery, high school and college drama, and social commentary with sarcasm and offbeat humor. Diana Bishop, a historian and reluctant witch unexpectedly discovers a bewitched manuscript in Oxford’s Bodleian library. This discovery forces her back into the world of magic in order to unravel the secrets it holds about magical beings.

She is offered help by mysterious geneticist and vampire, Matthew Clairmont. Despite a long-held mistrust between witches and vampires, they form an alliance and set out to protect the book and solve the mysteries hidden within while dodging threats from the creature world.