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Home / News / World News / YouTube temporarily suspended Pakistan government's channel
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    YouTube temporarily suspended Pakistan government's channel

    Shiladitya Ray
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    Last updated on Feb 03, 2018, 05:08 pm
    YouTube temporarily suspended Pakistan government's channel
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  • The official YouTube channel of the Pakistan government was temporarily suspended on the grounds of copyright infringement.

    A local vlogger by the name of Irfan Junejo complained to Google-owned YouTube when the Pakistan government used some of his footage without his authorization.

    Subsequently, YouTube suspended the channel till the dispute was resolved between the two parties.

    Here's how it unfolded.

  • In this article
    Irfan Junejo takes to Twitter to call out Pakistan govt. Pakistan government used Junejo's clips in a video Pakistan government says it gave video credits Junejo warns Pakistan government about copyright infringement Pakistan government says it might collaborate with Junejo in future
  • Twitter Post

    Irfan Junejo takes to Twitter to call out Pakistan govt.

  • @pid_gov hello jee, your YouTube channel stole clips from my Naran video. Just wanted to tell you it's wrong. https://t.co/NLHuV2wlza

    — Irfan Junejo (@irfanjunejo) February 1, 2018
  • Dispute

    Pakistan government used Junejo's clips in a video

    Pakistan government used Junejo's clips in a video
  • Famous for his travelogues, Irfan Junejo is currently a new sensation in the Pakistan YouTube scene - his channel currently boasts 88,000 subscribers and an average of 50,000 views per video.

    The dispute broke out when the Pakistan government, without authorization, used one of Junejo's clips from the town of Naran in one of its videos aimed at promoting "family friendly activities in Pakistan".

  • Pak govt.'s defence

    Pakistan government says it gave video credits

    Pakistan government says it gave video credits
  • The video had 400 views before the channel was taken down on the grounds of "multiple third-party notifications of copyright infringement".

    Zaigham Abbas, the coordinator of the Pakistan government's media cell said that credits had been given in the video description.

    However, Junejo said that prior permission was necessary for the use of intellectual property, and that the Pakistan government hadn't taken his permission.

  • Twitter Post

    Junejo warns Pakistan government about copyright infringement

  • Hello jee @pid_gov, now that your account has been reinstated by YouTube can you please not use other people’s videos without prior permission again. I’d be grateful. 🙏

    — Irfan Junejo (@irfanjunejo) February 2, 2018
  • Settlement

    Pakistan government says it might collaborate with Junejo in future

    Pakistan government says it might collaborate with Junejo in future
  • However, despite the disagreement, things seem to have settled down between the two parties.

    Junejo recently tweeted that he got a call from the Pakistan government, and officials were "very kind and courteous".

    The Pakistan government assured Junejo that the matter would be looked into, and that it might even collaborate with the vlogger in the future.

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