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K24 Editor apologises to Alai after copyright gaffe


The Managing Editor of a local television station was recently forced to publicly apologise to popular blogger Robert Alai, over claims the media house had claimed copyright of a trending video on YouTube.

The incident was initiated by a damning accusation by the controversial blogger on Twitter towards the said media house.

“In all their dishonesty @k24 has gone on youtube to claim copyright of this video. LOL @peteropondo,” Mr Alai tweeted.

This message drew an instant reaction from the station’s Managing Editor Peter Opondo.

“@RobertAlai apologies for that. Must be a mistake by someone on the desk,” Mr Opondo responded in a Tweet that received widespread acknowledgement from tens of followers of both personalities.

Nairobi News could not immediately verify if the video in question was the one in which a local politician was recently captured hurling abuses and swearing at Police officers.