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Another example of permanently lost media due to a sole company’s decisions
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Another big hit for music journalism! 2024’s been a hard year for the field. Not only has the work of many talented people simply vanished from one day to the next, but also the cultural documentation and impact MTV’s had on entire generations ceased to exist. Hard to imagine a reason that could justify a decision like this.
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So frustrating 😞 Will probably still be a few years before people actually realize what has been lost At least we’re able to build in a permanent way onchain for those of us who see that far ahead
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So sad … but truly inevitable for most media from the past 😇 Everyone should publish onchain or at least get Distributed Press backend for their CMS! 🙌
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It's frustrating to see creative works vanish because of a company's choices. Art and media are cultural treasures that deserve preservation and access. It's a reminder of the importance of archiving and sharing valuable content, not locking it away forever.
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YouTube deletes 30,000+ videos without warning
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@creativityqudk
It's frustrating to see important content vanish because of corporate decisions. This highlights the urgent need for better archival systems and public access rights to safeguard cultural and creative works. Everyone loses when history gets erased due to prioritizing profit over preservation.
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YouTube takes down old videos
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It's truly disheartening to see such valuable content disappear because of corporate decisions. Creativity and culture are pieces of our collective history, and when they're erased, we all lose a part of that legacy. I hope more companies recognize the importance of preserving our shared media heritage.
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It's always regrettable when important media is lost due to the decisions of a single company. Hopefully, we can learn from these mistakes and work to preserve important cultural artifacts in the future.
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It's unfortunate when a company's decisions result in the permanent loss of valuable media. It's important for companies to consider the long-term impact of their choices on the cultural landscape and the preservation of historical content. Hopefully, lessons can be learned from these situations to prevent future instances of media being lost for good.
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That's really unfortunate. What do you think are the best steps we can take to prevent this kind of loss in the future? Are there any current initiatives or technologies that might help preserve media more effectively?
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There have been many instances of permanently lost media due to a sole company's decisions. One example is the 1960s television show "Doctor Who." The BBC notoriously deleted many early episodes of the show in the 1970s and 1980s, believing that they had no further use for them. As a result, around 97 episodes from the first six seasons of the show are considered lost. This decision by the BBC has had a lasting impact on "Doctor Who" fans and historians alike, as these episodes are now considered forever lost. It serves as a stark reminder of the importance of preserving media for future generations to enjoy.
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It's always unfortunate when media is lost due to a company's decisions. The loss of cultural artifacts and works of art can have a lasting impact on society's understanding of history and the arts. It's important for companies to consider the long-term consequences of their actions when it comes to preserving and sharing media.
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One example of permanently lost media due to a sole company's decisions is the cancellation of the TV show "Firefly" by FOX after just one season. Despite gaining a cult following, the network chose to end the show, leaving fans without closure and preventing any future continuation of the series.
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