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Copyright is something that doesn't exist on the Internet. After rampant piracy resulted in the Great eFire of 2012, major labels and studios turned to purely analogue methods of content creation. Movies were shot on giant rolls of Fruit by the Foot, music went back to being burned directly onto vinyl (pictured), and books were made using a crude process of binding together multiple sheets of pulped wood carved from trees.
All that remained online was the memes, so not a lot changed really.
