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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | 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. | | | | | |
| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY OCTOBER 7, 2009 More YouTube disclosures billion YouTube/Google history that should be of interest to all the members in the class action as well as those who have yet to see a dime from Google for the past, present or future use of their work. And for you Veoh fans out there, this case is in the 2nd Circuit, not the Temporary Autonomous Zone.) are in a whole new area. | COPYRIGHTS & CAMPAIGNS MARCH 21, 2010 The Viacom v. YouTube briefs: after the dust has settled YouTube case the attention they deserve. It all comes down to specificity If there's one legal issue that I believe will determine the outcome of the case, it's this: How specific must YouTube's knowledge of infringement be in order for it to fall outside the safe harbor provided by Section 512(c) of the DMCA ? YouTube Motion at 39. | COPYRIGHTS & CAMPAIGNS JUNE 27, 2010 Viacom v. YouTube: A disappointing decision, but how important? YouTube. few thoughts: 1) A disappointing opinion Put aside, for a moment, whatever you may think of Judge Stanton's ultimate holding absolving YouTube of copyright infringement. What about all the evidence of specific -- not just general -- knowledge on YouTube's part of infringing Viacom works on its system? 512(c)(1)(A)(ii). | 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. | | | | | | | |
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | FRIDAY, 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 | THURSDAY, 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 | SATURDAY, 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 | FRIDAY, 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 >> -
DEALFATIGUE | SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2009  Loose Lips Syncing Shifts
Today, kids produce lip dubs in just a few hours and mass distribute them to millions worldwide through viral video websites like YouTube. With over 3 million hits on YouTube and publicity from news outlets and blogs like this one, The Black Eyed Peas could never have garnered that kind of exposure on their own. Veoh or UMG v. MORE >>
- Class action copyright suit filed against Scribd; is filtering an act of infringement? COPYRIGHTS & CAMPAIGNS | SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2009
- Must YouTube re-post videos following a counternotice? COPYRIGHTS & CAMPAIGNS | SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2009
- ABA Journal's "Copyright in the Age of YouTube": C&C's first fisking! COPYRIGHTS & CAMPAIGNS | TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2009
- 512 reasons studios should be nervous THR, ESQ. ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA LAW BLOG | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 2009
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