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Facebook Watch Music Tutorial Channel

Facebook Watch now offers a dedicated channel for music tutorials. This new channel brings together many music lessons in one place. People can find lessons for different instruments easily. They can also learn various music styles. The channel aims to help both beginners and experienced players improve their skills. Users can watch videos directly within the Facebook platform.


Facebook Watch Music Tutorial Channel

(Facebook Watch Music Tutorial Channel)

The channel features lessons from skilled musicians and teachers. These creators produce step-by-step guides. Viewers learn guitar chords, piano scales, drum beats, and singing techniques. Lessons often break down popular songs. This makes learning familiar tunes straightforward. The format is simple and visual, focusing on clear instruction.

Facebook provides tools for creators to build their audience. Musicians can connect directly with students worldwide. The platform’s large user base helps teachers find interested learners. Interactive features like comments allow for questions and feedback. This builds a community around music learning.

Viewers enjoy learning at their own speed. They can pause, rewind, and replay videos anytime. Access is free using a Facebook account. The service works well on phones, tablets, and computers. This makes learning music convenient for many people.


Facebook Watch Music Tutorial Channel

(Facebook Watch Music Tutorial Channel)

The channel offers a wide range of musical genres. Users explore rock, pop, classical, jazz, and folk music. Finding specific lessons is quick using search tools. Facebook Watch continues adding fresh content regularly. New lessons appear frequently. Music fans discover new techniques and songs often. This resource supports musical growth for everyone.

Twitter Was Sued For Failing To Remove Infringing Content

Music Publishers Sue Twitter Over Unlicensed Songs. Major music companies filed a lawsuit against Twitter. They accuse the platform of massive copyright infringement. The suit targets Twitter’s owner, X Corp. Seventeen publishers are involved. They represent artists like BeyoncĂ© and Taylor Swift. The case was filed in federal court.


Twitter Was Sued For Failing To Remove Infringing Content

(Twitter Was Sued For Failing To Remove Infringing Content)

The publishers claim Twitter knowingly hosts music without permission. They say users post songs constantly. Twitter profits from this content. The lawsuit points to tweets containing music. These tweets drive engagement and ad revenue. Twitter fails to stop this infringement, the suit alleges. The company refuses to license music properly. This is different from other social media platforms.

The lawsuit highlights a policy shift under Elon Musk. Twitter laid off many employees after Musk bought it. This included staff handling copyright issues. The company also loosened content moderation rules. These changes made the infringement problem worse, publishers argue. They call the infringement “blatant” and “overwhelming”.

Publishers identified over 1,700 songs used illegally. These songs appear in numerous tweets. Twitter received many takedown notices. The company often ignored these notices, the suit claims. Twitter did not remove the infringing content quickly. Sometimes it wasn’t removed at all. This violates copyright law.


Twitter Was Sued For Failing To Remove Infringing Content

(Twitter Was Sued For Failing To Remove Infringing Content)

The music industry seeks significant damages. They are asking for more than $250 million. This amount reflects the scale of infringement. The lawsuit demands that Twitter stop allowing unlicensed music. It also calls for proper licensing agreements. Twitter has not commented publicly on the lawsuit. The company faces increasing legal pressure over content.