Sometimes some videos are removed from video sharing sites because of copyright issues, because of explicit content or inappropriate or complaints from individuals. Have you ever wondered what happens to those videos? If
can not understand why YouTube decided to get rid of a video that seemed completely harmless, or are curious about the story behind a controversial movie, now you can find these "video-dead" thanks to YouTomb, a project Student Free Culture Association, American College of MIT. The site scans
YouTube in search of the metadata that appear when a video is removed, allowing users to see information about it and find out when it was eliminated by those who issued the request that triggered this process, in which category it belonged and how long is left online. 
The site therefore provides an interesting insight what are the majors more anxious to protect their copyright. Among the companies responsible for the highest number of complaints there are TV TOKYO, Viacom, Warner Bros and the World Wrestling Federation. [Via Gizmodo]
The site therefore provides an interesting insight what are the majors more anxious to protect their copyright. Among the companies responsible for the highest number of complaints there are TV TOKYO, Viacom, Warner Bros and the World Wrestling Federation. [Via Gizmodo] 
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