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Feb 2, 20167:52Now PlayingThe Fine Brothers are causing a lot of controversy among their YouTube fan base. They launched a new campaign on their channel, and many of their fans are not happy about it. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“The creators of one of YouTube's biggest channels have sparked fury over plans to trademark and license a popular video format.
The Fine Brothers produce a popular series of "reaction videos", in which people watch online clips and respond.
On Tuesday, they revealed a scheme to let other video-makers use assets from their version of the format.
But they have faced a backlash from viewers for trademarking "react" - a term widely used by other creators.”
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