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Death Cab For Cutie has its video removed from its Web site by its label

January 26th, 2009 by travis hay

Yesterday a video posted to Death Cab For Cuties’ Web site was disabled, apparently due to copyright issues with Warner Bros. Records.

The label recently asked YouTube to remove videos on its site that has music from its artists because of possible copyright infringement. The video on DCFC’s site that was removed was a YouTube clip.

You can read the report of the DCFC video being taken down here.

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