NFL Shut Down Deadspin And SBNation’s Twitters?

Deadspin and SBNation’s Twitter feeds both went down late Monday, and after MLB caught a lot of Internet anger over copyrights, it was eventually reported that it was the NFL’s doing. Neither has openly indicated who took them down (Is Twitter, who just announced a business deal with Ol’ Rog, not allowing them to?), but Deadspin has been tweeting out a bunch of their old Roger Goodell stories since coming back. Yes, like Tom Brady and Greg Hardy, their suspensions did not last long.

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Whats ironic about shutting them down for posting gifs is that Roger Goodell usualy ignores any video evidents. Learned from his mistakes.

— PFTCommenter (@PFTCommenter) October 12, 2015

What? The NFL censoring?! RT @petersterne I'm told that it was the NFL — not the MLBAM — that sent the DMCA… http://t.co/bFgtJKoSxa

— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) October 12, 2015

https://twitter.com/bobbybigwheel/status/653704595517087744

Why doesn't the NBA crack down on people ripping plays on YouTube? Adam Silver: "Highlights are marketing." #SSAC15

— Matt Dollinger (@matt_dollinger) February 27, 2015

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