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YouTube / PRS: Full statements from both sides

March 9, 2009
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Want to get the full skinny on today's licensing dispute between Google/YouTube and PRS for Music, which has led to thousands of music videos being removed from the site? Both sides have issued statements – YouTube via its blog and the PRS via a press statement. In the interests of fullness (and fairness), both are...

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