Maybe coindesk is thinking you can prevent them to sell more future event tickets, but that is silly because you can´t compare to be at such event with to check a few livestream videos, the value on that sort of events is the contacts you can make… most of the info you can get it by researching.
Meanwhile, abstracts will be awesome! Best crypto news ever!
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They were also livestreaming the event, and anyone could have seen the streams (hosted by Nasdaq) on their site. They just want those extra YouTube bucks, I figure, and would rather that search terms for the event returned hits for their streams, rather than mine. But yeah..you're absolutely right...there's nothing like being there, and speaking to crypto enthusiasts involved in this space in person!
Thanks a bunch for the watch and comment, drothv :) You do have an interesting suggestion, as to their intentions..and maybe you're right, in some way shrugs
Copyright laws makes no sense. To me Crypto did not copy anything, he made a video that is his creation (not a copy of there creation). If it´s a copy to film someone speaking and so on. Then I am going after google for taking a picture of my house as a copy right violation. If they worry about Omars video will prevent future sales, well there attack on him just prevented a future, I won´t buy or supprt anything from them in the future.