Kemo
06-05-2017, 07:21 PM
As reported previously, WCPW’s recent ‘Fight Back’ live event stream saw the company lose their streaming privileges due to a strike on their YouTube account.
WCPW has since confirmed that the strike is still being upheld and that the show will now only be available to view via Facebook and the WhatCulture Extra on demand streaming service.
The nature of the strike has still not been officially confirmed. The original claim stated ‘violation of YouTube’s policy on spam and deceptive practices’ so it is likely that the parody image that the company used to promote the show may have caused the issue.
Now available on Facebook in full: https://t.co/UkTvJIg7J9
— WCPW (@WhatCulturePW) June 4, 2017
WCPW has since confirmed that the strike is still being upheld and that the show will now only be available to view via Facebook and the WhatCulture Extra on demand streaming service.
The nature of the strike has still not been officially confirmed. The original claim stated ‘violation of YouTube’s policy on spam and deceptive practices’ so it is likely that the parody image that the company used to promote the show may have caused the issue.
Now available on Facebook in full: https://t.co/UkTvJIg7J9
— WCPW (@WhatCulturePW) June 4, 2017