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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY SEPTEMBER 19, 2009 Gideon’s Remix: First observation on why Veoh is bad policy I note that the quotations from Fred von Lohman, the Mystic Knight of the EFFluviati, that appeared in the press on the Veoh case were somewhat guarded. The industry sentiment regarding Veoh reminds me of reaction to the lower court decisions in Grokster —this simply cannot be the law. And sure enough, it turned out not to be. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY MARCH 13, 2012 The YouTube Autonomous Zone in Canada’s Bill C-11 Now that sounds extreme and it largely is, except for one particular example now being debated in the Canadian parliament–the user-generated-content or “UGC” exception in the new Canadian copyright law (“ Bill C-32 “). Ever try searching for “Casablanca full movie” on YouTube? Say buh bye. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS FEBRUARY 9, 2013 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies MARCH 13, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY The YouTube Autonomous Zone in Canada’s Bill C-11 JANUARY 13, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies DECEMBER 29, 2011 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies SEPTEMBER 2, 2011 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies SEPTEMBER 19, 2009 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Gideon’s Remix: First observation on why Veoh is bad policy
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY SEPTEMBER 2, 2011 One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies Sort of like “bad old YouTube” that got $1.8 billion or so for the infringers and paid zero to the creators out of that sales price–being sued in a class action led by the Premier League and also by Viacom–and “groovy new YouTube” which has something of a détente with rich rights holders but which more or less ignores indies.). MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY DECEMBER 29, 2011 One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies Sort of like “bad old YouTube” that got $1.8 billion or so for the infringers and paid zero to the creators out of that sales price–being sued in a class action led by the Premier League and also by Viacom–and “groovy new YouTube” which has something of a détente with rich rights holders but which more or less ignores indies.). MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY FEBRUARY 9, 2013 One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies not counting Blogger or YouTube. Sort of like “bad old YouTube” that got $1.8 As the web has grown, we have seen a growing number of issues relating to infringing content. We respond expeditiously to requests to remove such content from our services, and have been improving our procedures over time. The answer? Ah yes. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY JANUARY 13, 2012 One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies Sort of like “bad old YouTube” that got $1.8 billion or so for the infringers and paid zero to the creators out of that sales price–being sued in a class action led by the Premier League and also by Viacom–and “groovy new YouTube” which has something of a détente with rich rights holders but which more or less ignores indies.). MORE >>
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COPYRIGHTS & CAMPAIGNS | TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2009
ABA Journal's "Copyright in the Age of YouTube": C&C's first fisking!

The February 2009 edition of the ABA Journal has a long article by attorney Steven Seidenberg titled "Copyright in the Age of YouTube." Get that infringing piece of *&#$(@* off YouTube this second!" Rather, UMG asserts that the notice was sent only pursuant to YouTube's terms of service. YouTube politely declined. MORE >>

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