Pavel Durov vetoed the song of Sergey Lazarev network VKontakte





A little history on why Pavel Durov removed all tracks from Sergey Lazarev soyialnoy network VKontakte, and now trolls star of the Russian pop scene :)

It all started with this message Lazarev:
Pavel Durov vetoed the song of Sergey Lazarev network VKontakte



No problem, thought Durov, VKontakte without Lazarev songs just do not die;)
Pavel Durov vetoed the song of Sergey Lazarev network VKontakte

And now when you try to listen to any song by Sergey Lazarev, VKontakte an error message, each time with jokes :) See more
Pavel Durov vetoed the song of Sergey Lazarev network VKontakte

Social network "VKontakte" has removed the song pop singer Sergei Lazarev.
It was December 12th the head of the social network Pavel Durov in his microblog.
When you try to play most of the songs Lazarev pop-up window,
indicating that audio recording is not available.
Social Network shows two different versions of the reasons that have been withdrawn songs Lazarev.

Pavel Durov vetoed the song of Sergey Lazarev network VKontakte

In some cases, they say, that this was done at the request of holders,
while others - "because of the lack of cultural values."
Some users have also met with the wording "because of the poor quality of execution" and,
using the English localization, «crap warning».

Pavel Durov vetoed the song of Sergey Lazarev network VKontakte

Songs Lazarev removed from social networks shortly after the singer announced claims to "VKontakte".
December 6, he tweeted that he was going to sue the
Durov brainchild of piracy of his work.
December 12 Lazarev wrote that all users have placed illegally
Social Sharing copies of his songs have received reports of copyright infringement.
The letters contained a demand to remove the composition.
After "VKontakte" has fulfilled its requirements, the singer responded
the wording of "no cultural value."
"It's definitely podёbka administration" Vkontakte ". but I do not care !!! the main thing - is removed »,
- Assured his readers Lazarev.