Throughout the period 2012-2015, our company VIDYPS 79 d.o.o. operated as a music distribution service with the aim of connecting its clients with multiple digital music platforms including Vevo, Google Play, Spotify and many others. Vevo LLC was a respected on-demand advertising supported video streaming service, owned and financed by a few major labels, including Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment. In 2012, VIDYPS 79 launched Blue2Digital as one of the most popular independent services distributing videos to Vevo and YouTube. It operated successfully all the way up until April 2015, when Vevo sent us the delayed royalty reports for January 2015 (as the first in a row) that did not reflect the actual number of views generated from the videos owned by Blue2Digital's artists. Millions of video views were missing (this especially goes for the most valuable ones made by the viewers in the United States) and we, as a socially responsible company, refused to send such false reports over to our clients. Instead of providing us with genuine data, which we, adamantly, were insisting on, Vevo decided to take down the videos distributed by Blue2Digital. Vevo LLC suspended any further payments to VIDYPS 79 d.o.o. having left an enormous debt of hundreds of thousands of dollars unpaid to our company and its clients. Eventually, a few months later Vladimir Milicev, CEO of VIDYPS 79 and Blue2Digital, received an automated notification provided by YouTube on raising around 1,000 ownership conflicts between VIDYPS 79 and a rather obscure New York based company called "MarvMent, LLC", which we knew nothing about. .:: PicRights Ltd. and Law Firm of Higbee & Associates seeking enormously high damages for imagery allegedly being the subject of dispute .:: Why did VEVO actually shut down its on-demand video streaming website and apps? .:: Meet the guys from New York who fabricate invoices, court decisions, official corporate, federal, state and court documents .:: Meet the New York based company suspected of unauthorized use of around 1,000 music videos on Vevo John De'Bey a.k.a. Sean Thurman is a fake entrepreneur from New York City suspected of numerous misrepresentations, fraudulent actions and submission of forged, falsified and altered documents, including but not limited to official corporate, federal, state and court documents. His label was introduced as a client of Blue2Digital in 2012 and this is how we met him at first. MarvMent LLC was (and still is) incorrectly presented as an "independent distribution company" from New York and actually, greatly supported by Mills (Antonio) Wade from Brooklyn, NY, a system engineer at Vevo. In September 2016 Vladimir approached Alexander Kisch (Head of Business Affairs at Vevo), who then redirected him to Vevo's outside legal Counsel. The "respectable" Counsel took some time to respond and when he eventually did, he ignored the crucial evidence presented to him arrogantly claiming that Vladimir was not too smart to raise this question at all. According to him, Vevo is innocent, because they really thought John De'Bey was our company's "legal representative" and hence it fully justifies everything they did. However, as is usually the case, he inadvertently sent us the documentation that proved otherwise. The documentation shows that:

• The Counsel came into possession of some emails that only De'Bey could have supplied him with; it proves the fact that Vevo knew exactly who De'Bey was and he certainly was no representative of VIDYPS 79 or Blue2Digital
• There were dozens of emails internally shared by Vevo, MarvMent and John De'Bey in September and October 2015, which Mr. Outside Counsel obviously thought we knew about, but we didn't

These emails reveal that John De'Bey was illegally and secretly speaking on behalf of Blue2Digital, while Vevo was represented by Christopher Maehr (Director of Content Operations at Vevo) and Armand Adams (some of the earlier emails include Gene Whitney and Eric Gerson too). Finally, MarvMent was represented by Takeema Gumbs, a registered nurse working in one of the New York's hospitals. Weird, isn't it? Click HERE to read the entire PDF document related to the copyright infringement. Click HERE to preview the email screenshots once shared by Vevo, MarvMent and John Guerrier De'Bey.